Sentence examples for satisfactory support from inspiring English sources
The Android 4.2 possesses a satisfactory support architecture and functional performance, resulting in satisfactory UX.
At which point, some of them find they don't get satisfactory support from their "chains", so they turn to the local authority.
In particular, the iOS 6 possesses a satisfactory support architecture and favorable brand image that resulting in satisfactory UX.
These initiatives have been driven by many evidences that the currently deployed 4G wireless network could not provide satisfactory support in the near future.
However, they agreed that having ethnicity in common with a social worker did not always guarantee satisfactory support.
Conversely, heavy silicone oils, also called fluorosilicones, obtained by mixing silicone oil with semifluorinated alkanes, are well tolerated and offer a satisfactory support for the inferior retina.
The projects' efficiency in using resources of time and money was satisfactory, supported by the degree of general satisfaction expressed by all the actors in the places visited, with respect to the projects' impact, particularly Return to Happiness.
Two quotes from the article are revealing: 'The utility of the testing in this population was very satisfactory, supported by the impression of the psychologist who administered the tests that patients of all abilities generally enjoyed performing the system … more than the other tests, many commenting that they hoped they would be able to perform it on another occasion'.
Managerial skills included the ability to manage personnel and maintain accounting records, whereas environmental conditions related to satisfactory government support, access to capital, and support of family and friends.
Most mechanical or mechanical-electrical walkers available today come with various defects and fail to offer satisfactory movement support.
The results of the prototype evaluation were satisfactory and support the contention that HAS performs its functions as expected.
