Sentence examples for satisfactory state from inspiring English sources

"Control of it lay in my own hands, this was an entirely satisfactory state of affairs".

Mr. Davis claimed he had based the list on memories of his own happy school days and observation of the less satisfactory state of the modern world.

Longworth believes that a combination of market solutions and government intervention will be required before a satisfactory state of affairs is reached.

If the managers earn $2.15bn, and the investors pay these sums happily on the grounds that the managers will make far bigger sums for the investors, that is a perfectly satisfactory state of affairs for the managers and investors.

Maurici said, although high court judge Mr Justice Foskett had found her sacking lawful in a judicial review ruling in March 2010, he had said he did not think that "any fair-minded person could think that this was a satisfactory state of affairs".

"The notice contains steps which legally oblige the company to return the site to a satisfactory state and to remove the risks of pollution".

"If the person acts suspicious or the answers are not satisfactory, the state can, under Schengen, send the person back, in this case to Italy, and Italy has an obligation to retake him".

The thermal ALD-grown amorphous AlN passivation layer owns a satisfactory interface state and film quality.

One is this method also has satisfactory steady state preserving property.

The maintainability quantifies the repair time for the failed system and is defined as the probability that the failed system will be restored to its satisfactory operational state when maintenance is performed.

Judge et al. found 70.4% of patients reached a satisfactory symptom state based on thresholds for absolute change using a cut-off of 50, and thus 29.6% were grouped as not satisfied.