Sentence examples for much more satisfactorily from inspiring English sources
I was a fan of their little-loved screwball effort Intolerable Cruelty, whose constituent elements seemed to gel much more satisfactorily.
Van Gaal – who last night confirmed Wayne Rooney will be his captain this season – has opened his account much more satisfactorily, on top of five straight wins on tour in the US.
Therefore, adverse health and social outcomes beyond 35 years post diagnosis in these childhood cancer survivors can be examined much more satisfactorily than has been possible in previous smaller or non-population-based studies with limited follow-up (Gianinazzi et al, 2013; Jazbec et al, 2004; Cardous-Ubbink et al, 2007; Armstrong et al, 2009; Casagranda et al, 2013).
With the new modal semantics, William of Ockham (Summa logicae), John Buridan (Tractatus de consequentiis, Summulae de Dialectica) and some other fourteenth-century authors could formulate the principles of modal logic much more completely and satisfactorily than did their predecessors.
But the widespread phenomenon is more satisfactorily explained by lakes' forming in the basins, geologists said.
Their small hands can roll the ground meat more satisfactorily into tiny little balls than yours will.
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