But he is missing the main culprits: Britain's unsatisfactorily divided regulatory structure, and its famous light touch.Start with that structure, which dates from the government's decision in 1997 to grant the Bank of England independence in monetary policy while removing responsibility for bank supervision to an emerging all-purpose financial regulator.
Mr Kirchner duly, if in an unsatisfactorily hollow way, becomes the fifth man to hold the presidency since December 2001, when Fernando de la Rúa, a hapless Radical, resigned in the face of rioting protestors.
First they negotiated unsatisfactorily with Dōst Moḥammad, and then they gave military support to an exiled Afghan ruler, Shāh Shojāʿ.
The only reason you want an inquest is that you think that the Hutton inquiry dealt unsatisfactorily with the cause of death, and the only reason this could matter would be if Dr Kelly had been murdered.
Less the what-does-it-mean-for-the-British-economy question – which has been covered sporadically and unsatisfactorily – and more, what the momentous shenanigans might mean for our Prime Minister's ambitions to win his own referendum on Europe.
The ending was wilfully and unsatisfactorily unresolved but the pace and grip of this theatrical thriller made for a memorable evening.
Ahern's announcement that he will resign within weeks came after many months of revelations and accusations centring on up to a dozen mini-scandals and unsatisfactorily explained financial transactions.
First the thing is impossible, then improbable, then unsatisfactorily achieved, then quietly improved, until one day it is actual and uncontroversial.
Katherine Losse, Facebook employee number fifty-one and the author of "The Boy Kings" — which, she has unsatisfactorily argued, Eggers ripped off — worked in customer support before becoming Zuckerberg's speechwriter.
But I was unsatisfactorily free.
"This is going to come out quite unsatisfactorily to a lot of people".
