Sentence examples for to satisfactorily from inspiring English sources

The Mail did but failed to "satisfactorily address inaccuracies in the articles".

England have yet to satisfactorily replace Andrew Strauss at the top of the order.

Britain stumbled forwards in 1965, but it began a journey it has never managed to satisfactorily complete.

Coburn alleged that it had taken his machine four attempts to satisfactorily grill bread on which to spread his marmalade.

What Oprah, among others, failed to satisfactorily extract from him was the simple explanation: the money freaked him out.

But in the end, even "Groove" is too much of a tidy crowd-pleaser to satisfactorily explore the various motivations behind recreational drug use.

He went on: "The duchess in her own inimitable and unique manner has been the only woman who had been able to satisfactorily gratify the duke's sexual desires".

The second, which is ongoing, alleges that the E.P.A. failed to satisfactorily fulfill Pebble's requests under the Freedom of Information Act.

If a minister failed to satisfactorily answer a question, they would be given 24 hours to provide a written response to parliament.

That dissatisfaction was personified by Blatter's breathtakingly defiant press conference on Monday, when he refused to satisfactorily answer any question relating to the many scandals engulfing his organisation.

Nor has it been willing to satisfactorily answer the Norwegian police, who have mounted an investigation into Vest Tank's alleged illegal import of waste on the Probo Emu.