Sentence examples for more satisfactory way from inspiring English sources

There is a stream of work on the way to try to find a more satisfactory way of making these services sustainable.

And if it seems to the thrifty-minded outrageously extravagant to use half a pint of cream to one pound of potatoes, I can only say that to me it seems a more satisfactory way of enjoying cream than pouring it over tinned peaches or chocolate mousse.

But actually they're going to loom very large in the next parliament just because the constitutional cat is out of the bag after the Scottish referendum and we've got this rather misshapen, "pantomime horse" approach to constitutional reform which does need to resolve itself in a more satisfactory way.

The superreplication problem is namely solved in a more satisfactory way in the G-framework.

Avempace will deal, in a more satisfactory way, with the issue of rank of ideas and forms in relation to human activity in other works.

It is also shown that determining Ergun coefficients by curve fitting pressure as a function of time and distance is a more satisfactory way of proceeding thant utilizing coefficients measured from steady-state experiments.

In a letter, he explained, "Quiet effort is much more satisfactory in every way than that which carries around a 'brass band' to accomplish its results".

"Actually, birding is way more satisfactory in New York City than it is in the country," Ms. Fowle said, settling onto a bench by Azalea Pond, explaining that in the country birds can fly off into forests and thus avoid being watched.

The trouble with this Whiggish history is that it ignores the obvious truth that all known family arrangements have balanced love with the selfish exercise of power in more or less satisfactory ways and if we want to rescue human flourishing we need to know less about prehistoric fish with claspers and more about the ways in which power strangles love today.

"I propose that maybe people should take another look at the disarmament issue in a way that's more satisfactory to all the parties," he said.

Scientific exegesis was pursued on the Catholic side by scholars such as F. de Ribera (1591) and L. Alcasar (1614), who showed the way to a more satisfactory understanding of the Revelation.