Sentence examples for unsatisfactory fact from inspiring English sources

This, however, is an unsatisfactory fact, as employment dynamics spurred by restructuring processes should be equally high on the political agenda as changes in value-added generation.

After decades of research, prophylactic treatment is essentially still limited to hydration with normal saline and potentially the use of sodium bicarbonate, an unsatisfactory fact.

At present, however, the unsatisfactory fact is that the conventional techniques, such as intraoperative frozen section examinations, often fail to reveal such micrometastasis because of low resolution.

However, there are some unsatisfactory facts.

Strategies based on MYCN repression by siRNA may prove unsatisfactory: in fact, efficient inhibition of MYCN levels is hampered by the high levels of MYCN.

In 2001, former Taipei mayor and President of Taiwan since 2008 Ma Ying-Jiu1 asserted that university students should not be allowed to graduate if they possess Chinese and English proficiency deemed to be unsatisfactory due to the fact that Taiwan's global competitiveness demands mastery of both languages (Chen & Han, 2001).

This result might be explained by the fact that unsatisfactory basic structural conditions of the profession are a major deterrent irrespective of the medical field.

The impact of these changes on the woman's and partner's lives at a time when their lives had already been turned upside down was unsatisfactory, as was the fact that healthcare professionals appear to be providing little or no support to women regarding sexual issues.

Despite an unsatisfactory ending, 'L.I.E.' was in fact a dazzling debut film by Michael Cuesta, which featured an array of extraordinary performances, led by Brian Cox as the pederast.

But what if I, as a critic, had unfairly criticised motion pictures that seemed to have stupid or unsatisfactory endings, oblivious to the fact that I had been out of the room during the two minutes when the denouement was foreshadowed, the two minutes that would make the ending seem not only justified but brilliant?

There is not and never can be any such thing as true history, Godwin insisted: "Nothing is more uncertain, more contradictory, more unsatisfactory than the evidence of facts".