Sentence examples for more satisfactory from from inspiring English sources

In the Federation Council, the upper house of parliament, the situation was much more satisfactory from Yeltsin's point of view.

The hormonal device was generally more satisfactory for women.

There were several other problems with the W3C DOM including the lack of any XPath [46] functionality and towards the end we moved to the much more satisfactory XOM from Elliotte Rusty Harold [47].

New 'hybrid' forms of accountability are also emerging in a number of recent examples that suggest insights as to how citizens might prompt more satisfactory performance from authorities, as they demand answerability even if they do not have enforceability.

Biodiesel produced from rapeseed oil is more satisfactory than that from peanut oil because peanut oil biodiesel may have a problem in winter.

The inverted T2 distributions from the slope of L-curve method are relatively more satisfactory than those from other methods.

However, a detailed analysis of the alignment of these genomes using other bioinformatics tools revealed that the grouping of these organisms in the novel tree was more satisfactory than the groupings from previous classifications, which used only a few conserved genes.

Lack of meaningful flexibility at work is a factor preventing some women from building more satisfactory careers.

It is a nice touch, but the picture does not handle fantasy sequences particularly convincingly: there is a moment where Rob mentally beats up Laura's unctuous hippyish new boyfriend Ian Tim Robbinss), and the effect is somehow not as funny as it ought to have been - a diversion from the more satisfactory comedy of real life.

Although he does not deny the validity of a posteriori proofs of the existence of God, he affirms that an a priori method is more satisfactory because it sets off from the idea of being, the foundation of his philosophy, and argues to the necessity of God's existence.

Most patients will find it more satisfactory to receive their necessary care from one provider rather than from many [ 3- 5].