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adequate

[ad-i-kwit] / ˈæd ɪ kwɪt /


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The judge rejected the petition, noting that Buzzard was still living with her mother and had not submitted adequate information pertaining to her income and expenses.

From Los Angeles Times

"Some of them quickly become clogged, others do not offer adequate filtration."

From Science Daily

The documents show a council official visited the owner of the cats and was "satisfied that there are adequate provisions for the cats" in the property, like litter trays.

From BBC

Federal and state law as well as court rulings require the state to provide adequate medical and mental health care.

From Los Angeles Times

“Their focus is on packing people in and they’re packing people in without an adequate system in place for providing necessary medical care and that is extremely dangerous,” Harris said.

From Los Angeles Times