Synonyms
Examples for "adequate"
Examples for "adequate"
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Progress on problem loans was far from adequate so far, he said.
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Many of these victims lack the adequate support from family and community.
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Children need adequate information about their rights and role in justice processes.
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Background: An adequate diet contributes to health and wellbeing in older age.
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Even that shall leave adequate funds for your first year or two.
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The MEC regimen exhibited a good response rate with tolerable adverse events.
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Vinflunine is an efficient and tolerable second line treatment in advanced TCCU.
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I could drain a marsh, therefore the presence of such was tolerable.
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But how does anyone decide what is unacceptable, broadly acceptable, or tolerable?
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In many systems, considerable variance in the organ growth process is tolerable.
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She'd let them do their best and hope she ended up passable.
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The roadway was in passable shape; they were making good time again.
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The Baymouth turnpike was about the only passable road in the neighborhood.
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During these months we return to school because the roads are passable.
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Even in the rainy season, the Argentine plains had always been passable.
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Boxed some at odd moments; was counted fair to middling.
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Allow me to deliver one of my own: you have a fair to middling mind.
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Now, that's w'at I call fair to middling.
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The men are fair to middling.
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The sailors smacked their lips over it once or twice, and pronounced it "from fair to middling."
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Without the arrival, Aviva's figures for 2015 would have been fair to middling in tricky conditions for all financial companies.
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It was just sunset, and with a fair to middling breeze, dead aft, we stood still in the rapid current.
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Just fair to middling.
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It does a fair to middling job processing my dinner into shit, but other than that, it clearly does not know shit.
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In my many discussions with Beckett on the publication of Dream of Fair to Middling Women .
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" Fair to middling well," said Ol' Mistah Buzzard, with a twinkle in his eyes.
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"Pretty fair to middling vague," said Yerkes, "but"-judicially-"almostworthinvestigating!"
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Between May 1931 and July 1932 Samuel Beckett wrote a novel called Dream of Fair to Middling Women.
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"He's a fair to middling neighbor, isn't he?"
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" Fair to middling, sir," the constable said.