Perhaps a satisfactory alternative and more accurate designation would be "politically conservative Christian".
Perhaps clarifying language satisfactory to all can be drafted, allowing a final rule proposal to be issued this year by both boards.
The solutions to these problems, if judged satisfactory, perhaps point us in the direction of a conception of truth that has been called "intrinsicist" (Wright 1999: 207 9), or "primitivist" (Candlish 1999b: 207).
Other critics have viewed Burges's design more positively: the American architectural historian Henry-Russell Hitchcock thought Trinity "perhaps the most satisfactory of all of [Burges's] works and the best example anywhere of Victorian Gothic collegiate architecture"; whilst Charles Handley-Read suggested the college was "is in some ways superior to Butterfield's Keble or Seddon's Aberystwyth".
Another, perhaps even less satisfactory approach suggests that a standardized mean difference of 0.5 approximates, in many cases, the MID [ 16, 17].
The dry whites of 2012 are satisfactory, though perhaps a notch below those of 2011, which I liked for their freshness, and those of 2010, which have a tangy intensity that is captivating.
Accounts vary as to the specifics of conversation, but all sides confirmed that it was one-sided and visceral; Eaton himself would later testify in court that he had told the 14 players "that if the program at Wyoming was not satisfactory then perhaps they had better think about going to Morgan State or Grambling", traditional black colleges.
The Olympus i Zoom 75 is perhaps the most ergonomically satisfactory of all the little cameras.
The outcome would mean much to America, perhaps even a final satisfactory solution to all that in the Middle East had flummoxed us, threatened us, emptied our pockets and cost our soldiers' blood.
Although the regression analysis used in Study 1 to deal with this problem is perhaps a more statistically satisfactory approach, it does require much larger sample sizes and this could be difficult to achieve using patient samples.
Then, two pages on, he says, "The question of the purpose of human life has been raised countless times: it has never received a satisfactory answer and perhaps does not admit of one. . .
