Sentence examples for a somewhat unsatisfactory from inspiring English sources

Other investors in emerging-market bonds have also been clobbered at various times.All of which implies a somewhat unsatisfactory conclusion.

Although the cross ratio was used extensively by early 19th-century projective geometers in formulating theorems, it was felt to be a somewhat unsatisfactory concept because its definition depended upon the Euclidean concept of length, a concept from which projective geometers wanted to free the subject altogether.

The New Yorker, May 29 , 1948P. 15 A gentleman who has been in somewhat unsatisfactory correspondence with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer has forwarded us his latest communication from that organization: "We refer to our letter directed to you under date of March 24 and find that in error the closing paragraph was omitted and we are enumerating the missing paragraph below: "Thanking you for your inquiry".

A gentleman who has been in somewhat unsatisfactory correspondence with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer has forwarded us his latest communication from that organization: "We refer to our letter directed to you under date of March 24 and find that in error the closing paragraph was omitted and we are enumerating the missing paragraph below: "Thanking you for your inquiry".

Examining the cause of the somewhat unsatisfactory finding, it is seemingly a product of the evidence and not due to any shortcomings in the GRADE method itself.

The origin of life will require just such juxtapositions and I find that resorting to extreme fluctuation reasoning, such as in the KH, somewhat unsatisfactory I think that the KH falls short of being a scientific statement as it invokes events with no well defined probability measure, and in addition, eschews identifying mechanisms.

These lists, however, are somewhat unsatisfactory.

Both of these tests are considered somewhat unsatisfactory because false-positive reactions are not uncommon.

The British found the encounter "somewhat unsatisfactory", as the ambassador, Viktor Popov, appeared unmoved.

However, the observation of similar phenomena in different disease models, using different animal strains, makes this explanation somewhat unsatisfactory.

Jarvis Cocker describes Pulp's late-in-the-day farewell concert as a very non-rock'n'roll act of "tidying up" – resolving the loose ends of the band's somewhat unsatisfactory demise several years earlier.