inadequateness

Certainly Kosovo has shown the inadequateness of our response and we need to use that as an example to spur us on further.

While teaching at the Erfurt military school Emil von Sydow (1812-1873) was taken up by the problems of how to improve the inadequateness of geographic educational means.

The inadequateness of the term, however, insofar as it offers a univocal description of an extremely heterogeneous section of the world, also means that a suitable alternative general category cannot by definition be produced.

If then you would infer anything against me, your difficulty must not be drawn from the inadequateness of our conceptions of the Divine nature, which is unavoidable on any scheme; but from the denial of Matter, of which there is not one word, directly or indirectly, in what you have now objected.