Sentence examples for satisfactory place from inspiring English sources

These bits and pieces of history defy efforts to devise a satisfactory place for them.

Britain does not know what to do with its ex-prime ministers except jeer at them and they often struggle to find a satisfactory place in public life.

In domestic affairs, Godoy supported a mild version of the enlightened reformism of his predecessors; like them, however, he failed to find a satisfactory place for Spain in the Europe of the French revolutionary and Napoleonic wars (1800 15).

I have not yet seen a truly convincing critique of Obama's overall approach to this crisis — convincing in the sense of teasing out how a different approach would have left us in a better place, morally and strategically, than the (admittedly far from satisfactory) place where we are now.

Being a contributing team member often means increasing your level of performance, not just reaching a satisfactory place, but exceeding it.

At a level of 2.48, this achievement is quite satisfactory and places Environmental Health in the top 25% of environmental science journals.

Samples with all four parameters determined to be "satisfactory" were placed in Group 1; all the other samples were included in Group 2. On day 0, samples were tested positive or negative according to SOD and TBARS.

The fact that suction was used for a large number of the cases where the baby was breathing satisfactory when placed on the resuscitation table shows that there is a lot of room for improvement in terms of the use of suction at the hospital.

The Mets enter May at 14-12 — "We're very fortunate to be 14-12," Wagner said — but satisfactory enough to place them in the thick of the division.

Participants in the hearing said the discussion would involve factors like whether Entergy, the operator of the two reactors, had a satisfactory program in place for monitoring whether electrical cables or metal parts deteriorate too much as they age.

But that accelerated motion is properly measured against time is an idea enabled only later, chiefly through his failure to find any satisfactory dependence on place and specific gravity.