Sentence examples for unsatisfactory form from inspiring English sources
The phrase "unsatisfactory form" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe a format or structure that does not meet the required standards or expectations. Example: "The report was submitted in an unsatisfactory form, lacking the necessary details and organization."
By the time he retrieved them both, his sentence had miraculously restored itself to its original unsatisfactory form, and so there was nothing to write down.
As a young man, he could easily write 20 pages of a story in a day, yet it took decades to process a version of family history into the unsatisfactory form of The Wapshot Chronicle (1957).
The guidance goes on to say that unsatisfactory forms, which need more work, will be referred back to NSN.
Televised baseball, he finds unsatisfactory Team form is harder to establish in baseball than in any other sport.
Twenty-five yeafterfthe the fall of the Wall, Berlin still struggles with its unsatisfactory urban form: its gaps, its duplications, and its unfinished nature.
The BBC broadcast the statement that evening, but in a form unsatisfactory to Oan, who considered it to be truncated and incorrect.
Sludge with unsatisfactory settling characteristics formed at high F/M values under turbulent conditions.
As a consequence of his unsatisfactory marriage, Wellington formed relationships with other women, but it was for Arbuthnot that "he reserved his deepest affection".
That, she said, "led us to realize how quickly even minor, well-meaning but misconceived design and maintenance decisions might cause an architecturally significant building to drift from its original form in unsatisfactory ways".
Whatever the rights and wrongs of Manchester City's team selection – and Manuel Pellegrini will argue with anyone who accuses him of going too far with his protests – it was hard not to leave Stamford Bridge thinking that when the story comes to be written about this season's FA Cup this mismatch will form an unsatisfactory part of the narrative.
However, such a rational model tends to be inadequate when it comes to helping society achieve its objectives and solve its problems; indeed, there is increasing awareness that the actual practice of social problems is complex, uncertain, unstable, and inclined to value-conflict, for which the technical rationality model forms an unsatisfactory standard (Schön 1983: 39).
