Sentence examples for satisfactory achievement from inspiring English sources

Newcastle finished 10th in 2017-18, a more than satisfactory achievement for such an unstable and capricious club, and in Rafael Benítez they certainly have a manager capable of making the most of scant resources.

The authors don't repudiate the past -- they salute, for instance, Petipa's "astonishingly inventive and beautiful choreography" -- but they tend to see it as prelude to the excitements of what was to follow, rather than as a satisfactory achievement in itself.

Computer simulation allowed titration of VT as RR was increased and when ASPIDS was used, with satisfactory achievement of goals in terms of airway pressure and gas exchange.

Even if this approach resulted in a satisfactory achievement of the target anticoagulation, further studies are required to assess whether a bolus dose is required.

We have to go many more steps ahead for attaining satisfactory achievements.

There are many nanofillers (three-dimensional spherical and polyhedral, two-dimensional nanofibers or one-dimensional sheet-like nanoparticles) that have been studied, with satisfactory achievements, in the design of PLA nanocomposites.

In view of the considerable efforts involved and the internal and external resources required, the launching of Phase II should be carefully prepared, with the full participation of all national and international stakeholders, and based on satisfactory achievements of the previous phase.

And even after becoming tenured, teachers would need to continue to show satisfactory student achievement or risk losing their jobs.

Advancement to candidacy requires superior academic achievement, satisfactory performance on a qualifying examination, and sponsorship by two faculty members.

Ware teases out a nightmarish aspect of "Peanuts" that Charles Schulz cushioned in whimsy: Charlie Brown is incorrigibly mediocre, incapable of satisfactory relationships or achievements, doomed to obloquy.

This paper gives an overview of the challenges which indigenous women in Latin America face in accessing both formal state justice and indigenous legal systems, including a focus on normative frameworks, legal awareness, access to appropriate justice forums and the achievement of satisfactory remedies.