Sentence examples for satisfactory by itself from inspiring English sources

Ultimately, however, this response may seem less than entirely satisfactory by itself.

"None of these classifications is satisfactory by itself," Perec notes, "every library is ordered starting from a combination of these modes of classification, whose relative weighting, resistance to change, obsolescence, and persistence give every library a unique personality".

Nonetheless, molecular typing using only the emm gene versus MLST, yields stratifications that are highly discordant, and neither method by itself is satisfactory for defining strains or clones.

The predictive power of the individual PLS-DA models is, by itself, already satisfactory (as is apparent from Table  2 and Table S 2 in the Electronic Supplementary Material).

Harman has expressed regret about the episode, but this is not regarded as satisfactory by the Mail.

If principals deemed failing were rated satisfactory by superintendents, the department "better be prepared to fire superintendents," Ms. Levy said.

Even the less generous deal six years later was privately regarded as satisfactory by the broadcaster.

His team, still fielding three American internationals, deserved to win in front of a crowd pronounced satisfactory by Premier Rugby officials.

These companies were supposedly subjected to a rigorous "client review" process, and all of them were deemed satisfactory by a Deutsche Bank compliance team.

Shacklewell, which is rated "satisfactory" by Ofsted, is a larger than average primary school where many children speak English as a second language.

And when voters were asked to rate each leader's performance, the scores were almost identical, with each rated as good by around 30%, satisfactory by around 34% and poor by close to 40% of voters.