inadequately

It may have been inadequately learned, as in a foreign language.

He turned, crossed to the room's inadequately long bed and sat.

He said the party had inadequately explained its position to the Soviet people.

Oh, how very nice, she thought inadequately and waited for him to speak.

The full extent of his work has only been inadequately described until now.

"For the last 100 years, these have been stored inadequately."

And why was he dressed so inadequately for the weather?

Therefore, many English as a second language students are inadequately served.

Looking at the whole picture, the hands are clearly inadequately depicted.

It does not put money in anyone's pocket and has always covered the need inadequately.

A. I consulted inadequately with my colleagues at the office.

The service staff of nice young people wanted to please but was inadequately trained.

"It was very kind of you to rescue us," she began inadequately.

Had he taken advantage of the fact that she was so inadequately attended?

No one knows how many have been overlooked or inadequately tested.

The government has long been criticized for inadequately financing public health.

I'm sure you'll one day experience what I can only inadequately verbalize.

His thought was in many ways inadequately worked out, but he set signposts for the future.

"These are nice people," Conway said rather inadequately at one point.

More than 80 million Americans are either uninsured or inadequately insured.

The court held that it was irrelevant if the individual represented himself inadequately.

To say the mine was surprised to see us is to express things inadequately.

"You don't want to take needs that could best be met inside a hospital and provide them inadequately at home," he said.

It seems to be particularly bad in the country, because we are inadequately policed.

The second programme was only found to have inadequately clear credits.