Sentence examples for as satisfactorily from inspiring English sources

But not all claims turn out as satisfactorily as in the duck case.

Another unqualified triumph?" "Not as satisfactorily as one might have hoped, sir. One might even be tempted to say that we took rather a thumping".

I hope all is well with you and yours, and that you are working and living as satisfactorily as circumstance permits.

Mr. Runciman at the Board of Education on Tuesday was again to endeavour to obtain an assurance that the Government will provide the money for the building of a museum in which the science collections can be exhibited as satisfactorily as are those of art.

As an overworked singer who tries to escape from it all with the aid of a butler called Arthur Treacher, and, despite a manager called Gregory Ratoff, only to be dragged back to work triumphantly in the soft net of Wendy Barrie, a rather unconvincing celebrity-hunting heiress, Mr. Tibbett acquits himself as satisfactorily as could well be expected.

But there are times when I feel that I've been serving out a sentence of some 20 years in order to look after my children and work and write, and that none of these has been done quite as single-mindedly or as satisfactorily as I'd wish.

The updated model described these measurements satisfactorily, as well as some earlier drop breakup experiments.

"I really didn't think he totally answered the question satisfactorily as far as I was concerned," Ladka tells the Erik Wemple Blog.

In this department to date, Okuyama et al. [11] used a pressure-sensitive film to examine the occlusal contact and to calculate the mean occlusal gap and occlusal load of implants that had progressed satisfactorily, as well as natural teeth.

The first two varieties cross-fertilize satisfactorily, as do the last two.

The war against Lithuania had not ended as conclusively and satisfactorily as he had expected much of Ukraine was still in the hands of a strangely buoyant enemy; his ecclesiastical plans for secularizing church lands had been thwarted at the Council of 1503, and the Khanate of Kazan, which had been so carefully neutralized during Ivan's reign, was beginning to rid itself of Muscovite tutelage.