Sentence examples for satisfactory context from inspiring English sources

As I wrote of reductive materialism (Plumwood 1993 p 101) "Contemporary western identity has rejected the otherworldly significance and basis for continuity, but has given it no other definitive meaning, provided no other satisfactory context of continuity or embeddedness for human life".

Over half of reports were still able to present a satisfactory context through inclusion of other information, but the consequence of this issue is that a majority of reports do not appear to be guided by the logic of the programme or project being evaluated.

UBM chief executive David Levin comments this morning: "UBM's performance in the first half of 2009 was satisfactory in the context of a tough worldwide economic environment and extremely challenging conditions in a number of our markets.

Provision is made for treating one parameter in a special way appropriate to problems in vehicle and rotor dynamics, in which context satisfactory operation over a wide speed range is desirable, and for systematically combining parameter changes using the sensitivities generated to modify the eigenvalues in a desired manner.

This method was shown to perform satisfactory in the context of family data by Rebollo et al. (2006).

Neither of these takes seem entirely satisfactory in the context of the evolution of senescence, given the considerations in this paper.

A validation dataset produced estimates of error for the predicted maps of sand, silt and clay contents at root mean of squared error values of 8.4%, 7.8%and2.3%3%, respectively, which is satisfactory in a practical context.

To date, no completely satisfactory measures of organizational context are available for use in healthcare.

In the developing country context, a satisfactory standard is that soap be observed to be present in 97 % of homes in a community [ 3, 39, 40].

These prerequisites to a vigorous extra-budgetary field programme would be impossible to ensure in a satisfactory manner in a context of general stringency and of conflicting claims on reduced allotments, putting in jeopardy ongoing efforts to redress earlier declining trends in delivery.

These figures are completely meaningless without context: What is satisfactory in Omaha will not go far on Long Island.