Sentence examples for and satisfactorily from inspiring English sources

"The president's decisions fully and satisfactorily address that concern".

He is someone who likes to solve conflicts quickly and satisfactorily for all sides.

Yet it is a rare store that caters entirely and satisfactorily to one age group: most provide a mix.

To try and satisfactorily sum up the importance of Loveless, My Bloody Valentine's magnum opus, is impossible.

Whatever the reason, where the intention of the voter can be fairly and satisfactorily ascertained, that intention should be given effect".

When I recently asked a senior government official in Washington about the badges, he insisted, "They are concerns that have been raised, addressed, and satisfactorily resolved.

It is a claim that might make a glimmering of sense if the incident had not been so quickly and satisfactorily consigned to history.

What is most perplexing is the seeming inability of executives to solve — and satisfactorily explain — the manufacturing issues that dog the company.

The original reason for a Thanksgiving Day has long ago ceased to exist — the Indians have long ago been comprehensively and satisfactorily exterminated and the account closed with Heaven, with the thanks due.

"Where the intention of the voter can be fairly and satisfactorily ascertained, that intention should be given effect," the Illinois court said in a 1990 opinion that the decision tonight called "particularly apt".

A state circuit judge today instructed the board leading the manual recount here to count a "dimpled," or indented, ballot as a vote when "the intention of the voter can be fairly and satisfactorily ascertained".