Sentence examples for are highly unsatisfactory from inspiring English sources

Most of them are highly unsatisfactory even as theories.

Solutions involving interpreters who have to be booked in advance, or using unqualified friends or family members to translate, are highly unsatisfactory.

For a historian with Junquera's propensities, such vagueness is highly unsatisfactory.

"It is highly unsatisfactory to have this news blackout over the crucial Christmas period.

The current condition of public spaces in housing estates is highly unsatisfactory.

The early arc lamps were highly unsatisfactory and were replaced in 1880 by 45 of Joseph's Swan's newly invented incandescent bulbs – not cheap at 25/- each.

"The current delivery of computing education in many UK schools is highly unsatisfactory," the scientists, who include Nobel prize winner Paul Nurse, argue.

Because the current UB prediction systems in investigated mines were highly unsatisfactory with correlation coefficient (R) of 0.088 and limited to only unplanned dilution, the performance of the proposed UB prediction system (R of 0.719) is a remarkable achievement.

"I think making sure that the audience voice is heard and there's a proper and transparent process is really important because…the 2010 licence fee settlement was highly unsatisfactory and I don't think it's acceptable to have anything like that again".

According to Lord Grade, the then chairman of the BBC who set the Trust's shape: "What went before was highly unsatisfactory, because all the information that was necessary for the governors to make their decisions was edited, prepared and slanted by the management.

Professor Brian Spratt FRS, chairman of the society's working group on depleted uranium, said: "It is highly unsatisfactory to deploy a large amount of a material that is weakly radioactive and chemically toxic without knowing how much soldiers and civilians have been exposed to it.