Sentence examples for satisfactory name from inspiring English sources
They haven't been able to work out a satisfactory name for the business.
The New Yorker, March 1 , 1941P. 7 The heads of Standard Statistics and of Poor's publishing Company recently decided to merge but have-not been able to work out a satisfactory name for the business.
Given all that has emerged in the past ten years, the failure to invent a satisfactory name for the period seems overdetermined — a reflection of our sense that the so-called aughts were not all they ought to have been, and were so much less than they promised to be.
By Paul D. Gesner, E. J. Kahn, Jr., and Harold Ross The New Yorker, March 1 , 1941P. 7 The heads of Standard Statistics and of Poor's publishing Company recently decided to merge but have-not been able to work out a satisfactory name for the business.
The heads of Standard Statistics and of Poor's publishing Company recently decided to merge but have-not been able to work out a satisfactory name for… Let General Motors rise or fall List of memorandums showing how man orders stock to be sold to cover fur coat bought by his wife.
DUS is not a satisfactory name either, as both competent Pasteurellaceae and Neisseriaceae species also take up DNA that lacks USS/DUS, though less efficiently [22], [32] [34].
If his conduct is satisfactory his name is placed on the list which is made available to all sheriffs, who can select any person from it".
After satisfactory matching, the code (name) of the "oilfield" symbol in its standard symbol library can be obtained according to the matched results. .
There is currently no satisfactory etymology of the name Hellenes.
The elderly trusted the pharmacy if the information was satisfactory and the different names were manageable if the explanation was clear.
At the second surgical stage, which took place at least 10 d after the surgery for probe implantation, and following a satisfactory inspection from the named veterinary surgeon, catheters were implanted in the distal abdominal aorta via the caudal artery [for arterial blood pressure (BP) monitoring and the derivation of HR], and in the right jugular vein (for drug administration).
