Sentence examples for such a satisfactory from inspiring English sources

He had hoped that scenario might change after the Test series against India had come to such a satisfactory conclusion.

"I am returning to Europe," Ellen announced, and all New York breathed a sigh of relief at such a satisfactory conclusion.

Writing in the church commissioners' annual report, Whittam Smith highlighted the past 30 years' performance but added: "Unfortunately, it may be harder in the future to achieve such a satisfactory performance.

When the American audience with whom I saw "Reversal of Fortune" shuddered pleasurably at Jeremy Irons' portrayal of Claus von Bulow, it was Irons' slippery, uncandid Englishness that made him such a satisfactory villain.

Failure to negotiate such a satisfactory deal by the end of this month could lead them to break ranks with the WRU and strike a rebel accord with the English Premiership clubs, who are boycotting European competition next season and are therefore in need of fixtures.

Unless and until we have such a satisfactory account, panpsychism remains an open possibility.

Buyers and sellers should have to sign binding contracts - conditional on essential aspects of the purchase, such as a satisfactory survey and confirmation of finance - soon after a deal is struck, with a tight deadline for the agreement to become unconditional.

Additional, NOx speciation experiments showed that the commonly accepted NO2 disproportionation mechanism clearly dominates at the later stages of the adsorption process, such that a satisfactory N-balance can be obtained using this mechanism alone.

Second, other perceived preconditions for a successful P4P, such as a satisfactory staff situation and adequate access to essential drugs, equipment and supplies, were lacking [ 2].

In this literature review, the issues of how collaborative work comes into being and develops in multicultural virtual teams, the ways to facilitate them and what makes the work in such a team satisfactory and successful are explored.

Based on an extension of Armstrong's treatment, it is shown that interpretation of ac impedance measurements directly in terms of the components of an intuitively assumed equivalent circuit is rarely correct; only in the case of underpotential-deposition of an ad-species, where no continuous Faradaic currents pass, in such an approach satisfactory.