Sentence examples for should not satisfy from inspiring English sources

Mr. Fink argued, however, that the meager returns that bonds offer in a low interest rate world should not satisfy investors.

In order to add teeth to the resolution, the Security Council should not satisfy itself with defining the parameters of a solution.

It is shown that, in the general case, cyclic voltammetric curves of reversible ox/red reactions proceeding in electrodes modified by thick films of electroactive polymers should not satisfy the well-known criteria of the Langmuir adsorption of both ox- and red-particles participating in electrode processes within compact monolayer films.

To be clear, my problem with this belief is not that marriage should not satisfy someone's desire for meaningful, life-long connection -- I can't think of a better way to create such a connection.

Di Canio said he would give his players "the minimum" four weeks of holiday after Sunday's game at Tottenham should they not satisfy his request, rather than the usual five to six weeks.

I also think leaders should maybe not satisfy every demand," Cole said.

So the determination of length of grade section should not only satisfy the stability requirements of the train operation but also save engineering investment as much as possible so that the two achieve the best unity.

It is a spirit of scientific research that a publication should not easily satisfy a scientific question in a one-on-one fashion but stimulates deeper thinking and generates even more questions.

However, since CAC is out of scope of this paper, we do not consider dropping users should the available resources not satisfy the minimum requirements of all users (out of 1000 channel realisations, around 10% led to infeasible problems).

Although alleles satisfying this condition could have false positive effects due to chance, alleles that do not satisfy this condition should be less likely to be relevant to the elite status.

It is inappropriate for an opinionated man such as he to be able not only to dictate the precise questions in advance, but also to pull his own material from the final cut if the programme does not satisfy him... Charles should think again.