Sentence examples for solved satisfactorily from inspiring English sources

Clearly, if the technical problem could not be solved that is, if a message could not be transmitted correctly then the semantic problem was not likely ever to be solved satisfactorily.

"But if this can be solved satisfactorily, diplomatically, it is clearly better for everyone," Mr. Kerry added before beginning a seven-hour meeting with the Israeli prime minister at the residence of the American ambassador here.

The crime is solved satisfactorily, but not until the Fairchilds move on to Florence and find more mysterious goings-on at the culinary classes at Cucina Della Rossi that were supposed to be the highlight of the trip.

Psychologism, in philosophy, the view that problems of epistemology (i.e., of the validity of human knowledge) can be solved satisfactorily by the psychological study of the development of mental processes.

Given that most in-game challenges tend to produce only a small amount of very valuable loot in the form of armour or weapons that almost everyone would like to own, the problem created is one that can only be solved satisfactorily by a solution that is self-evidently fair and self-contained.

However, the problem of exchanging and integrating biological data is not solved satisfactorily.

Such systems harness the cognitive power of a group of workers connected to the Internet to execute relatively simple tasks, whose solutions, once grouped, solve a problem that systems equipped with only machines could not solve satisfactorily.

Communicating and developing collaborative relationships with GPs was sometimes a problem, which some care homes had not yet managed to solve satisfactorily [ 16, 18, 20].

Identifying serotype CVB1 as a cofactor that contributes to onychomadesis in a HFMD context would solve satisfactorily the question of which serotype is responsible for the onychomadesis feature but also would generate new concerns.

What is most perplexing is the seeming inability of executives to solve — and satisfactorily explain — the manufacturing issues that dog the company.

Although the available repertoire of materials and technologies was limited relative to modernity, the final result shows the overall competence of Roman craftsman to define an engineering problem and solve it satisfactorily.