Sentence examples for satisfies some of from inspiring English sources

In Section 3, we prove that a topological degree for demicontinuous operators satisfying a generalized condition ((S_)) with respect to T is well defined and satisfies some of fundamental properties.

"We are well aware of our professional obligations and responsibilities, and we hope that the GMC's on-going communication with us satisfies some of your concerns," they say.

Ms. Welsh likes to generate recipes for trimmings, she said, because using up everything satisfies some of the same urges that fuel the desire to be a better cook.

You could probably draw some similarities to Robinhood in the United States, but Mantha says Piggy — an app coming out of Y Combinator's summer class this year — satisfies some of India's unique challenges with a different user flow.

I am also looking after a magazine, which satisfies some of my writing yearnings, and so, all in all, the new job gives me the opportunity for experience in editing, writing, and commissioning.

As Margaret Morrison (2009) and Wendy Parker (forthcoming) argue, there are cases where reliable quantitative information is gathered about a target system with the aid of a computer simulation, but in a manner that satisfies some of the central desiderata for measurement such as being empirically grounded and backward-looking.

That did not satisfy some of his correspondents.

To retain some legitimacy, Mr Putin must now satisfy some of the protesters' demands.

It is unclear if that is enough to satisfy some of Sun's largest investors.

President Obama satisfied some of this blood lust by defenestrating Rick Wagoner, G.M.'s chief executive.

It could develop solar power to satisfy some of the appetite for electricity.