Sentence examples for a totally satisfactory from inspiring English sources

"A totally satisfactory result," he wrote in a journal after killing Thomas Mosser, a New Jersey father of two who happened to be an executive at an advertising firm that did work for Exxon.

Mr. Bush has so far refused to lay out his plans with equal precision, and his campaign advertisement saying that nearly 300 prominent economists endorse his general approach is not, in campaign terms, a totally satisfactory substitute for specific details.

They're actually starting to do politics, which is messy, like sausage being made, and is never going to be a totally satisfactory experience for the people in it or out of it.But I bring my political experience to that.

However, a totally satisfactory and efficient method is not available as yet.

Recognizing this danger (and the corollary that no definition of learning is likely to be totally satisfactory) a definition proposed in 1961 by G.A. Kimble may be considered representative: Learning is a relatively permanent change in a behavioral potentiality that occurs as a result of reinforced practice.

The ability to reach a diagnosis was "satisfactory" to "totally satisfactory" in 152 (99.3%) and 153 (99.4%) patients respectively.

Mortgage advisor Michael Robinson, who made the application on the property in Pound Hill for a client, said that initially "everything went through totally satisfactory and we got an offer".

Scientists had previously proposed a variety of possible causes ranging from huge volcanic eruptions and global climate change to a cataclysmic asteroid impact, but none was totally satisfactory in explaining this uniquely terrible crisis in the history of life on Earth.

†Measured on a scale from 0 (totally unsatisfactory) to 5 (totally satisfactory).

But perhaps also our findings of a level of initial knowledge by our Residents which was judged to be inadequate, in addition to a level of commitment by them seen as not totally satisfactory, also reported by others [ 23], are also significant barriers to greater compliance with core Tutor functions.

There being no totally satisfactory mechanistic model for intermittent flow in the literature, a semi-theoretical model for sand transport is not currently facilitated.