Sentence examples for satisfactory middle from inspiring English sources

Perhaps a satisfactory middle ground in the Trump administration's eyes, this is simply a Band-Aid solution to legitimate criticism.

A general problem with Boolean search is that using AND operators tends to produce high precision but low recall searches, while using OR operators gives low precision but high recall searches, and it is difficult or impossible to find a satisfactory middle ground.

This all might have been satisfactory middle-of-the week fare sometime during Ferguson's nine-year run, but fans who'd stayed up late or left a holiday party early in order to see something special were disappointed.

This high survival rate, with a satisfactory functional outcome at middle term follow-up has been achieved by following an optimal technique of implantation.

And either of these extremes, in many countries under most circumstances, may be less satisfactory than that outmoded middle.For years one of the most steadfast and convincing advocates of a particular kind of "intermediate" regime has been John Williamson of the Institute for International Economics.

Finally, I discuss how synchronic approaches largely fail in providing a satisfactory description of the middle voice, and show that much of the attested synchronic variation can be better understood in diachronic terms.

Applying this cut-off, 81% of the patients with BP were above the cut-off score (patients with MDD: 31% were above the score. For a cut-off score of 7 for the MDQ: patients with BP: 79%; patients with MDD: 28%. Considering the AUC (area under the curve) value of 0.81 of the ROC curve, this result was at the middle, but still satisfactory, limit for heuristic approaches (cf. [ 24]).

The study clusters included mainly urban low-middle class populations with satisfactory infrastructure and –except for Uruguay- favourable climatic conditions for dengue vector development.

While there has been tremendous suburban housing development, pitched primarily to new members of the middle class, the urban areas themselves lack satisfactory housing, as well as a dependable supply of water and adequate school and health facilities.

Conclusion: By obliterating and isolating the radical mastoidectomy cavity from the outer environment, patients who previously had undergone radical surgery of the middle ear can be safely implanted with satisfactory hearing results.

According to their observations, approximately 90%% of cases during the retrosigmoid suprameatal approach procedure required the division of the superior petrosal veins in order to achieve a satisfactory surgical exposure along Meckel's cave and the middle fossa dura.