Sentence examples for best satisfied from inspiring English sources
AFTER a dreary winter, a sort of spring fever of the palate now affects many of us; such a malady is best satisfied by the arrival of the first fresh, locally grown produce of the season.
However The City of Devi, set in Mumbai as the city is locked-down under the threat of a nuclear bomb, best satisfied the instruction, first laid down in 1993, to single out "the crude, badly written, often perfunctory use of redundant passages of sexual description in the modern novel, and to discourage it".
These goals are typically contradicting and must be balanced at the point where the application is best satisfied.
The simulation results revealed that best satisfied thermal environment was obtained when supplied air from floor level, terrace and desk-edge mounted grilles simultaneously.
But this presents two difficulties: first, our greed is not in fact best satisfied by just action in every case, and second, Hume denies that this motive is approved.
The instrumentalist argues that I have natural duties of justice to promote just institutions and that these duties are best satisfied by complying with the authority of a reasonably just state.
They could best satisfy CSFB's demands by selling their allocation after the initial rise in share prices.
Medicare's new rule, mandated in the Affordable Care Act, pits hospitals against one another in a competition to best satisfy patients; those with the best scores will receive more money.
Take the idea that individuals seek to "maximise their utility", to buy the combination of goods that best satisfies us, to smooth our consumption over our lifetimes, to balance work with leisure and so on.
A panel of judges will select, in each of the professional and amateur journalist categories, the Finalist Feature which best satisfies the criteria on the entry page or as supplemented by any instructions given at the briefing day (the "Winners").
A panel of judges will select winning Finalist Feature which best satisfies the criteria on the entry page or as supplemented by any instructions given at the briefing day (the "Winner").
