Sentence examples for far from being acceptable from inspiring English sources

The existing bibliographic approaches for the structuring of the given field of research exclusively on the basis of keywords, are far from being acceptable.

The bifurcation diagram for different cases revealed an appropriate agreement between the results of the proposed technique and the numerical method, while the results of the Melnikov method are far from being acceptable in the prediction of chaos region.

While this dynamic image of the iteration of movements one over the other is acceptable, it is far from being acceptable as a description of the categorial genesis of space because it does not respect the internal dependences of space as a category.

They are re-united now, but the living conditions in the heavily lead-contaminated camp Osterode are far from being acceptable.

Taking all these data together, the access to an optimal treatment for patients with RA in LA is far from being acceptable, situation which is definitively worse for patients of low socioeconomic status.

This paper shows that even in a supposedly best setting (teaching academic rather than regular hospital), in sensible departments (Infectious Diseases, Pediatrics, OBGYN), even when the heads of these departments were directly involved in promoting immunization, the overall effect in achieving flu immunization was far from being acceptable.

The depth to the bottom of magnetic sources (assumed CPD) in Abraham et al. ([2014]) from spectral analysis using 55 × 55 km block size is acceptable and far from being erroneous.

So far this is acceptable for the introduced SAaaS scenario.

The committee's report described Mr MacShane's false claims as "far from what would be acceptable in any walk of life" and "fell far below the standards of integrity and probity expected of every member of the House".

As much as we still experience litmus tests like the passion on either side of Indiana's "religious freedom bill" that remind us equality for families of every kind is far from being universal, the idea is much more acceptable to many, and at least palatable to others.

In its report the Standards and Privileges Committee recommend that Mr MacShane should be suspend from the House of Commons for 12 months due to the fact his actions had been "so far from what would be acceptable in any walk of life".