Sentence examples for might be satisfactory from inspiring English sources
A secret White House memo summarizing the problem noted that "special safeguards [that] might be satisfactory to Congress . . . are proving unacceptable to Iran".
And where national vetoes are eroded, there is the European Parliament.All this might be satisfactory when dealing with, say, competition policy.
Although, this approach might be satisfactory in cases the signals are separable in the feature space, this approach seems to be too optimistic in applications where an overlap exists between different classes.
Although, this approach might be satisfactory in cases that the signals can be assumed to be completely separable in the feature space, and it seems to be too optimistic in applications where a natural and unavoidable overlap exists between different classes.
While using this technique might be satisfactory in the maxillary anterior teeth, the same could not be said for the maxillary first premolars.
It is also possible that for cultural or religious reasons, sexual life may not be an important part of some individuals' lives, which means that not having an active sexual life might be satisfactory to them.
That might not be satisfactory to Democrats who have suffered months of taunts by Republican conservatives, who disparaged Democratic efforts to fight terrorism in the Clinton era as weak and indecisive.
As Sinatra et al. (2003) said, even though an instructor applies the most appropriate pedagogical techniques in the classroom, outcomes of the course might not be satisfactory.
Hence, for our envisioned use case of FD-MIMO systems with large N t and (left |mathcal {S}right |), the achieved approximation performance might not be satisfactory.
As N increases, the cardinality of the search space grows exponentially and the results of the random search in relatively small steps might not be satisfactory.
Furthermore the overall methodology of the study might only be satisfactory because of a fairly low sensitivity of 53.8%.
