Sentence examples for it is satisfactorily from inspiring English sources

Words, it is satisfactorily agreed, are not a musician's concern.

It argued that, however imperfect the constitution, "as long as it is satisfactorily implemented, our country's reform of the political structure will make a great step forward".

It can be distinguished from a traditional food 'if it is satisfactorily demonstrated to affect beneficially one or more target functions in the body, beyond adequate nutritional effects in a way which is relevant to either the state of well-being and health or the reduction of the risk of a disease' [ 9].

One investigator said on Friday that new cables had been installed on the scaffold, but it was unclear who did the work, when it was done and whether it was satisfactorily completed.

The effect of PEGMEA content, salt content, and temperature on the ionic conductivity was thoroughly investigated, and it was satisfactorily described using the Vogel-Fulcher-Tammann (VFT) equation.

Finally, it was satisfactorily used as an indicator electrode in complexometric titration with EDTA and determination of lead II) in miscellaneous samples such as water samples and commercial lipsticks.

Finally, it was satisfactorily used as an indicator electrode in complexometric titration with EDTA and determination of copper II) in miscellaneous samples such as urine and various water samples.

Nonetheless, it was satisfactorily explained by a tandem combination of 2 Weibull models involving 4 types of parameters: "shape" related to probability; "scale," to velocity of decay; "location," to time lag; and "mixing ratio," to contribution of the 2 models.

Each item was scored positive if it was satisfactorily presented, negative if absent, or (na) if it was not applicable.

Despite strict rules against licking the construction, I felt compelled to test the validity of the Hatullcha Salt Hotel and found it to be satisfactorily salty.

Eventually, Charles Powell, Thatcher's foreign policy adviser, devised a masterly solution to appease the Japanese: "The two roses are different in appearance, but if an error has been made, the prime minister very much hopes that it can be satisfactorily and easily resolved.