Sentence examples for more satisfactory for from inspiring English sources

Only wheat and rye flours produce the necessary gluten to make raised loaves, and wheat gluten is more satisfactory for this purpose.

For a start, the 5,000 or so American soldiers in the kingdom have come to look like a liability for both governments: a return to an American military presence "over the horizon" would probably be much more satisfactory for both.

You will find it more satisfactory for the same reason: It takes a lot less of your time and patience.

The NBMF model is more satisfactory for both groups of PU and SUs than NLMF, and enlarges the PU's revenue and provides reasonable price to SUs.

Results showed that drug release was quite faster in the initial hours and, above 80%, was released in 72 h, which was found to be more satisfactory for a water-soluble photosensitizer.

Limit-fed heifers do, however, show a clear preference for LS when offered the choice, suggesting that they find LS to be more satisfactory for achieving rumen fill or meeting their behavioral foraging needs.

A broader dialogue beyond duty hours alone will yield a more satisfactory outcome for all stakeholders, and especially for surgical residents.

With a few small adjustments, this kind of absurdly mannered reverence for each other would form a far more satisfactory basis for the remote press conference duelling between Guardiola and Mourinho, and have just as much potential to fry the other's brain.

And this, he concluded, could be a more satisfactory explanation for the Eagle Nebula than the cometary model.

This, in my view, is a much more satisfactory reason for her newfound power over the ruby slippers than the sentimental reasons offered by the ineffably loopy Good Witch Glinda, and then by Dorothy herself, in a cloying ending that seems to me fundamentally untrue to the film's anarchic spirit.

The Centuriae Magdeburgenses was in some ways regressive; the compilers could not think of any more satisfactory arrangement for their material than by centuries, and their credulity toward documents damaging to the papacy was as invariable as the critical acumen they deployed to discredit every basis of papal authority.