Sentence examples for an acceptable experience from inspiring English sources
When the Royal National Institute for Deaf people worked with one major transport provider to evaluate its provision, only 3% of loops at ticket purchase and assistance windows gave an acceptable experience, and 20% did not work.
Because the purpose of Experience Reports is to enable our community to accumulate a body of evidence about the efficacy of functional programming, an acceptable Experience Report need not present novel results or conclusions.
You know, if you don't feel latency, then it's an acceptable experience.
This is the first ultra mobile PC I've used that can actually provide an acceptable experience with Hulu Desktop.
Providing an acceptable experience for paying customers (taking into account high temperatures, appropriate cabin pressurization, and so on) is one of the obvious and yet daunting challenges of non-military high-speed aircraft.
"What they've got to wrestle with is to decide how much money do you need to spend for it to be an acceptable experience". Collectively, Aldi and its discounter rival Lidl now account for £1 in every £8 spent in Britain's supermarkets according to research firm Kantar Worldpanel.
Public shaming at the hands of a parent should not be a typical, or acceptable, experience -- although this appears to be the direction in which parenting is going.
Most consumers interviewed at informal street fish markets mentioned that they had a good to acceptable experience with fish purchased there.
However with the success of platforms such as iOS and Android, consumer expectations have raised the bar on what constitutes an acceptable user experience.
After making 24 on a painfully slow wicket, he could claim only an acceptable initial experience – as could England, who came embarrassingly close to a shock defeat against the World Cup minnows in their opening warm-up match.
The university complaints panel found the university management demonstrated "a lack of empathy towards the students' circumstances and an understanding or appreciation of what would be an acceptable student experience".
