Mary King and Tina Cook had been vying for medals, but both had two fences down and had to be satisfied with fifth and sixth respectively.
Jim Duffy, who was sacked as Hearts director of football last week alongside the head coach Graham Rix, yesterday used his column in a newspaper to claim "second isn't good enough for Vladimir Romanov", but surely even the Lithuanian will be satisfied with second in the Scottish Premierleague, which would offer his club an avenue into the Champions League for the first time.
He offered a variety of justifications for excluding hearsay evidence: its admissibility would "present a great temptation to indolent judges to be satisfied with second-hand reports" and "open a wide door to fraud", and "[e]veryone would be at the mercy of people who might tell a lie, and whose evidence could neither be tested nor contradicted" (Stephen 1872: 124 125).
Woods has never been someone who was satisfied with second.
3 Never be satisfied with a first draft.
Nottinghamshire will be satisfied with their first day's work on a cracked, dry surface, but victory is far from assured because it is a pitch on which Tahir, whose 36 championship wickets at 17s briefly swept Hampshire from bottom place to a freakish championship lead, can prosper.
In the end, Liverpool can be satisfied with their first clean sheet of the season and though Mourinho called it a "very positive performance", the truth is United created very little after an encouraging start in which Marcus Rashford looked lively and Zlatan Ibrahimovic seemed intent on playing a prominent role.
The Black Cats extended their unbeaten away record to five games and will be satisfied with a fourth successive clean sheet away from home.
When using a lexicographic heuristic, the consumer will not be satisfied with the first possible choice, but will choose the best alternative according to one chosen attribute.
BBC Radio Wales' Edward Bevan: "Most sides who have been inserted in bowler-friendly conditions would be satisfied with a first-innings total of 282, but Glamorgan's batsmen under achieved as the pitch eased later in the day.
