Sentence examples for some unsatisfactory from inspiring English sources

There may also have been some unsatisfactory encounters with prostitutes, his first sexual relations in many years, if not in his life.

The Gene is a frank celebration of progress – the immense and extraordinarily rapid increase of our knowledge of what genes are and how they work – but Mukherjee is concerned about what that knowledge is doing and about some unsatisfactory ways in which many of us are now encouraged to think about our genes and ourselves.

Symbolically, therefore, a dilemma is an argument of the form A ⊃ C, B ⊃ C, A ∨ B, therefore C. It is not necessary that a dilemma should have an unwelcome conclusion; but from its use in rhetoric the word has come to mean a situation in which each of the alternative courses of action (presented as the only ones open) leads to some unsatisfactory consequence.

However, there are some unsatisfactory facts.

However, we find that direct use of saliency map for seam-carving may cause some unsatisfactory visual effects such as trivial solution or distortion.

When the fuzzy rule base is not sufficient to provide the performance that meets the requirement of the fuzzy control system, the fuzzy rule base contains some unsatisfactory fuzzy rules and needs to be adjusted.

When this moment has elapsed, when some inevitably unsatisfactory punctuation has concluded the Trump era, we will be left with an infinitude of questions.

The committee stage has heard some very unsatisfactory stuff from Ed Davey, the responsible minister, and the big worries that vexed the committee, and should vex us, are these.

Rather, it has to do with what is, according to some, the unsatisfactory or troubling nature of the contextualist's appeal to such a theory in particular.

Some, but unsatisfactory, clinical benefit was achieved with verapamil (360 mg bid), pregabaline (600 mg bid), and carbamazepine (1,400 mg bid).

"Postal votes were unsatisfactory, some did not arrive on time, some were very late.