Sentence examples for failure to satisfactorily from inspiring English sources

An understanding of the nature and character of urban sprawl is complicated by a failure to satisfactorily define it and by the limitations of measurement techniques designed to characterize complex landscape forms.

Over 1,400 executions later with almost 3,000 mostly men lingering for years on the nation's death rows, capital punishment looks increasingly dysfunctional due to the continued judicial failure to satisfactorily regulate the way death sentences are reached.

However, Ahmadinejad's failure to satisfactorily address continued high rates of inflation and unemployment during his term led to increasing discontent, damaging his favour among segments of both the populace and the administration.

The failure of conventional pharmacologics to satisfactorily control OA probably explains the increasing use of self-treatments such as glucosamine and other 'nutraceuticals' [ 5- 7].

The failure of conventional treatments (analgesics or non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs) to satisfactorily control OA progression, combined with their frequent adverse side effects, may explain the increasing use of such SYSADOA (SYmptomatic Slow-Acting Drugs for Osteoarthritis) therapies as glucosamine sulfate (GS) and chondroitin sulfate (CS).

Karp [ 7] describes this period of 'inchoate feelings' as the beginning of the depression 'career' and argues that "part of the pain of depression is their (people with depression) inability to satisfactorily communicate what they are feeling, and the simultaneous failure of others to understand them" (p27).

The Mail did but failed to "satisfactorily address inaccuracies in the articles".

In practice, though, the Batmobile is a fiddly, fidgety contraption that may well take a while to satisfactorily tame.

We are not able to satisfactorily explain this finding yet.

We were able to satisfactorily predict the exposures applied to the gene expression datasets.

Students had to satisfactorily complete all three assignments to pass the course.