Sentence examples for unsatisfactory example from inspiring English sources

Only later when the rail crossings of the international boundary became numerous and the generally unsatisfactory example of the Grand Trunk was fully understood were the broad Canadian lines narrowed to the standard gauge.

Unsatisfactory examples from patient examination records were absence of periodic blood pressure measurements in treated hypertensive patients, failure to use cognitive ability tools in older patients, and not using growth charts in pediatric patients.

If the salaries and working conditions are unsatisfactory (for example, salaries do not cover the basic needs), health workers are likely to find ways to compensate for this.

Note that the obtained behavior of some of the models in the first plateau can be considered as unsatisfactory, for example, the simulation of one of the active-state concentrations of the proteins can be uncorrelated to the corresponding measured density even though the correlation is taken into account within the E R criterion during optimization.

This is an unsatisfactory lesson.

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While I was pleased to see that Ms Aitkenhead found Prof Nutt's general case curiously unsatisfactory, she gave no example of my ignoring facts to suit my prejudices.

For example, an "unsatisfactory" rating is given to teachers who elicit "recitation rather than discussion" with their questions to students.

Comments made by a number of participants suggest that being offered an alternative hospital with, for example, an unsatisfactory waiting time did not consitute a real choice for them.

(p. 295) Given the many examples of unsatisfactory outcomes, some DSD activists and ethicists have demanded a delay of any genital surgery until the age of consent (Greenberg, 2006).

However, the message here is that rules of the first type, specifying the number of decimal places and ignoring the number of significant digits, are inherently unsatisfactory, as the following examples show.