Sentence examples for satisfactorily accept from inspiring English sources
However, if you get to that stage, then the surface will probably be very close to perfectly smooth, and with acid etching it will satisfactorily accept a concrete paint or "stain".
Though James I reigned until 1625, art historian Roy Strong considers that the year 1619 "can satisfactorily be accepted as the terminal date of Jacobean painting".
Only two trials included measures that satisfactorily fulfilled accepted criteria [ 4].
That discrepancy can only be satisfactorily explained by accepting that the polls have consistently understated support for the Conservatives while consistently overstating support for Labour.
In paid systems, when a task is performed, the requester may accept the solution if the task was satisfactorily performed; otherwise, she/he can reject it.
He added: "I cannot accept your argument that the existing board members who have performed satisfactorily and wish to remain in office should be exempt from fair and open competition because renewal may be presumed in other parts of the public service".
Resolving this debate satisfactorily is vital, because it could create precedents for future arguments about differing national standards in an electronic world.Safely to harbourIn the case of data protection, the best compromise is for each side to accept that there are different means for reaching similar ends.
Scholars accepted into and satisfactorily completing this program are admitted automatically to the School of Medicine.
The sharp and swift change observed for the indigenous male and female genetic pools can be satisfactorily explained if it is accepted that indigenous females were reproductively more successful after the conquest than males, who were displaced by male European colonizers.
Numerous studies have been performed aiming at the evolvement of reliable mathematical formulas that would satisfactorily describe this behaviour, but no universally accepted solution seems to exist to date.
