Sentence examples for though satisfactory from inspiring English sources

Patrick Vieira's men face last-placed Chicago Fire and a victory, though satisfactory, is not enough in order to secure a place in the postseason.

The Cronbach's alpha coefficient of 0.7 or above was though satisfactory [ 22, 36].

The second consideration on which I based my report is that, as may be seen from the report on the implementation of the Hague Programme for 2007, the level of implementation with regard to legal cooperation in the criminal field was somewhat low, even though satisfactory developments were registered in other sectors, such as civil co-operation, border management, immigration and asylum policies.

DfID was given a "green-amber" rating, indicating that its fiduciary risk management in conflict-affected states, though mostly satisfactory, required urgent attention in some areas.

Evaluating the validity of our model, we find the assumption of a local ionisation equilibrium to be appropriate for our purposes and the assumption of flat impurity profiles – even though not satisfactory – to represent the best currently possible.

For example, how the signal should be separated into basic atoms e i remains an open question, even though a satisfactory result can be obtained in separating the signal using the simplest method, as demonstrated in Eq. (3) by this work.

It is feasible, though not satisfactory, to estimate incidence using case-report data in settings with good data availability.

Measures aimed at managing microbial communities in orchard soil to promote plant heath and minimize pathogen aggressiveness can be effective in many situations, though the satisfactory efficacy of such an approach across the diversity of orchard systems needs further investigation.

Secondaries all "satisfactory", though The Grove is "improving rapidly".

This season has, though, been less satisfactory internationally; he was dropped by England after a series of ineffectual performances.

Yet Edward IV was not prepared to submit indefinitely to Warwick's tutelage, efficient and satisfactory though it proved to be.