Sentence examples for to make satisfactory from inspiring English sources

Manchester United midfielder Nicky Butt and Kieron Dyer (both knee) were also missing but Newman insisted they were continuing to make satisfactory progress.

In his study of public schools (Wounded Leaders: British Elitism and the Entitlement Illusion, 2014), psychotherapist Nick Duffell questions the decisions of some parents to send their children to boarding schools (Report, 10 June) when the outcome can be adults who find it difficult to make satisfactory personal relationships.

Having learnt how to make satisfactory images with one camera they each remained with that camera, accepting its limitations as imposing a necessary discipline upon their image-making, as well as allowing them to concentrate on the realisation of the subject.

Although some such methods undoubtedly belong to everyone's normal unarticulated conceptual repertoire, it is not clear that they are defined or even definable widely enough to enable philosophers to make satisfactory sense of a quantified logic of logical necessity and logical possibility.

"Many participants noted that if economic growth remained too slow to make satisfactory progress towards reducing the unemployment rate, or if inflation continued to come in below levels consistent with the FOMC's dual mandate, it would be appropriate to provide additional monetary policy accommodation," the minutes said.

Hence they were unable to make satisfactory comparisons with other forms of storage.

Moreover, the proposed methodology also has great potential from the practical perspective since it can be easily integrated into current expert systems to help airport managers make satisfactory decisions.

The next sentence reads, "Accompanied by verbal assurances, we would like to go further if we can make satisfactory progress".

Once in school, the fully funded students typically need only keep a B average and make satisfactory progress toward graduation to retain their support in place.

Additionally, infection in these cases involves different tissue planes within and outside the hip space that would make satisfactory debridement in all cases difficult to achieve especially when a draining sinus is present.

As part of a new study into students who did not make satisfactory progress on the course [ 6], we decided to investigate the files of all those who failed to graduate, from five consecutive cohorts.