Sentence examples for satisfactory English from inspiring English sources

There was also no proof that "a significant proportion" of international students had satisfactory English.

For traditionalists, who admire Cha's slightly antique Chinese style — classically inflected, densely kinetic — it is hard to imagine a satisfactory English register that would preserve both its richness and its narrative speed.

There are no satisfactory English versions, for example, of the Latin of Catullus, the French of Baudelaire, the Russian of Pushkin, or of the majority of Persian and Arabic poetry.

These interviewees contended that satisfactory English competence would help future employees to deal with work related issues more easily, or foster future company development.

However, even they believed that people with a satisfactory level of English proficiency had better opportunities at work.

The inclusion criteria comprised (a) being above the age of 18; (b) fulfillment of the DSM-IV (Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, 4th Edition) criteria for any disorder related to substance use and (c) the ability to understand the aim of the study as well as the content of the questions in both questionnaires, which entailed a satisfactory command of English.

The inclusion criteria consisted of fulfilment of the DSM-IV criteria for substance abuse disorders (substance dependence and abuse disorders) and the ability to understand the aim of the study, as well as the content of the questions in both questionnaires, which entailed a satisfactory command of English.

At the moment a s we look over our library, "The Care and Feeding of Children," and "Lady Chatterly's Lover," seem to us two of the most beautiful and satisfactory titles in the English language.

The oboe developed no satisfactory descant, but the English horn, first used notably in Hector Berlioz's Roman Carnival Overture (1844), became increasingly useful for its peculiar dark and melancholy expression.

Quality of written English: Acceptable The authors have provided satisfactory responses to address all my concerns and I would be happy for the paper to be published now.

A prototype system is implemented on an FPGA platform and tested with real data of handwritten and printed English characters delivering satisfactory classification results.