Sentence examples for a satisfactory case from inspiring English sources
"Bradley hasn't made a satisfactory case to New York," he said.
Arageorgis, Earman and Ruetsche (2003) argue that Minkowski and Rindler (or Fulling) quantization do not constitute a satisfactory case of physically relevant UIRs.
For older individuals, in whom a satisfactory clinical case definition is lacking, the surveillance case definition was based on that described by the British Thoracic Society [ 17]. * Measured over one minute: > 60 if < 2 months of age; > 50 if 2-11 mofths of age; > 40 if 11-59 mofths of age.
Previous chancellor George Osborne had been a strong backer; in his 2013 autumn statement, he announced £30m in Treasury backing subject to a satisfactory business case being made.
This is especially so for process-oriented case-based reasoning, where more expressive case representations are generally used and, in our opinion, actually required for satisfactory case adaptation.
He dealt extensively with the difficult North-Korean and Iranian issues, as well as the more satisfactory cases of South Africa, Argentina and Brazil.
Adherence of full participants to the scheduled repeats was very satisfactory (cases 89%, controls 83%).
It is now widely believed that the descriptive theory of names is not a satisfactory proposal in the case of fictions (like Pegasus), and that it is problematic in cases when we embed the descriptions in a certain class of intensional constructions.
Ensuring proper multidisciplinary management based on the clinical guidelines of endocrinology allowed a satisfactory resolution of this case.
He said he would urge the Justice Ministry "to bring in the Federal Police to assure that we can have a satisfactory investigation of this case".
The comparison between experimental values for the dissolution rate and those calculated from Levich equation evidenced a satisfactory agreement in the case of the urea dissolution and poor compliance for the sodium bicarbonate and sodium carbonate dissolution.
