Sentence examples for so unsatisfactory from inspiring English sources

12.03pm GMT Edward Armitstead of Bath and Wells says it's a great pity today's measure is so unsatisfactory.

And just as with the credit-raters, the result is often so unsatisfactory as to be useless.

Professor Black said he expected a unanimous verdict, because a split one would "be so unsatisfactory" in the world's eyes.

The Eduardo affair, which was resolved in so unsatisfactory a fashion in legal niceties, may have been something of a fiasco.

In the words of the then health secretary, Frank Dobson, arrangements for long-term care of older people were so unsatisfactory that they "cannot be allowed to continue for much longer".

It seems much more probable that whichever man was first invited to form a Government would succeed, unless the Tories are tired of office (as a few of them are when the results of policy are so unsatisfactory).

It all feels so deeply unsatisfactory.

This presents theologians with the task of reconciling belief in God with the fact that life is so often unsatisfactory.

In an emergency debate in the House of Lords, the retired judge Elizabeth Butler-Sloss, an independent crossbench peer, said: "It is so patently unsatisfactory that the full report is not produced for the public to read.

That has, unfortunately, generally been the case since the war officially ended in 2002, and is one of the main reasons why progress on the human rights front since then has been so deeply unsatisfactory.

Attempts to use stable cell lines maintaining the enzymatic pattern of liver cells have been so far unsatisfactory.