But it would be very unsatisfactory to say that these basic moral states of affairs just happen to obtain.
If the party of which I'm a member makes an announcement which has the potential to breach the law and those obligations then I will argue against it … It would be very unsatisfactory".
For relatively great quantities, radium could be weighed but it would require a careful purification of the radium salt and the precision would in general be very unsatisfactory, considering the high price (about £10 the milligramme of this element).
However, if the aim is to investigate a relatively rare condition with an expected prevalence of 1%, an absolute margin of error of 0.6% may be very unsatisfactory, in which case the sample size must be increased considerably.
There never seem to be any plain heroines, except Jane Eyre, and she was very unsatisfactory.
The chair of the Foreign Affairs Select Committee, Richard Ottaway, said the situation was "very unsatisfactory", with the ban seeming to be a breach of international law and tensions in the region escalating.
Therefore, the current state of affairs for yeast flavodoxin-like proteins is very unsatisfactory and clearly warrants further investigations to define their biochemical and structural properties.
It was "very unsatisfactory" that the committee was able only to request information rather than require the security and intelligence agencies to provide it, he added.
In a 1920 report on the condition of public water supplies around the state, New York's Health Department said "sanitary conditions upon the Saw Mill watershed are very unsatisfactory", despite the considerable rules and regulations it had promulgated to protect the river in Yonkers.
"[But] our concern is that in this area, where the public interest test inevitably depends upon profound difficult questions of ethics, it is very unsatisfactory from the point of view of consistency and avoiding arbitrariness to have these decisions taken by crown prosecutors without guidance in form of policy".
