Sentence examples for considered unsatisfactory from inspiring English sources
Both the new design and the vessel were considered unsatisfactory, but the concept was sound.
Auctions alone are now considered unsatisfactory, because they do not change the traditional structure of spectrum allocation.
The accord updates the one-size-fits-all framework of Basel 1, dating back to 1988, when capital requirements were set on parameters now considered unsatisfactory.
There was a special meeting, said one member who attended, at which club members were told that their $500,000 contribution to the Met was considered unsatisfactory and had to be increased by a substantial sum.
His tantrums are fairly frequent, and sometimes they are spectacular; once, after viewing a reel of film that he considered unsatisfactory because of some negligence on the part of the producer assigned to the job, he went up to the screen and kicked a hole through the plywood panel below it.
These and other catalogs of Rembrandt's paintings were considered unsatisfactory by the founders of the RRP because, as a rule, the arguments for attributing or not attributing Rembrandtesque paintings to Rembrandt were either entirely lacking or were summary in the extreme.
Both of these tests are considered somewhat unsatisfactory because false-positive reactions are not uncommon.
By S. K. Giesser and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, May 21 , 1938P. 13 A cafeteria recently served a patron what he considered an unsatisfactory portion of lamb chops.
The New Yorker, May 21 , 1938P. 13 A cafeteria recently served a patron what he considered an unsatisfactory portion of lamb chops.
The Guardian has also discovered that the bonus scheme rules give managers the power to exclude a member of staff if they are considered an "unsatisfactory performer", although they do not precisely define this term and it could be subject to abuse, according to employment lawyers.
