Sentence examples for not very satisfactory from inspiring English sources

Clearing up all that debris was putting marshals at risk, and that is not very satisfactory".

The answer brought back by Sir Nevile Henderson from London appeared at first not very satisfactory to the Fuehrer.

These are not very satisfactory explanations when one considers that the goal is to understand human responses to a therapeutic strategy.

Because it is increasingly recognised that the terrorists in no way represent mainstream Islam, some prefer to call them jihadists, but this is not very satisfactory.

If this first Register is not very satisfactory it is open to the Select Committee to change its nature and improve on it.

However, agreement between the digital fundus camera and clinical examination by an ophthalmologist for diabetic maculopathy detection, though substantial statistically, was not very satisfactory.

So either way, it wasn't very satisfactory to me.

But the data "aren't very satisfactory," says Charlotte Kuh, study director.

As we have seen, implementing mathematical objects (ZF-style) as wellfounded sets and then reasoning about those wellfounded sets) is not a very satisfactory way to proceed, since NF does not have sufficient strength for us to manipulate the implemented objects with the freedom we want.

"There have been changes made to existent legislation at least five times since the government of the A.K. Party, but they have not been very satisfactory in practice," said a Greek government official who asked not to be identified because of his diplomatic position.

Of course, this is not a very satisfactory answer to the modern eye.