Sentence examples for unsatisfactory outcomes from inspiring English sources

Seven of 10 AIDS projects that the bank financed around the world — and 8 of 10 in Africa — had unsatisfactory outcomes, according to the evaluation, released Thursday.

Sir Bob told the Public Administration Select Committee earlier this year that making a gold medal the "sole criterion" for an honour has created "a number of anomalies and unsatisfactory outcomes" including people being rewarded "without 'giving back'".

There are various surgical methods, all with unsatisfactory outcomes.

It is well kn own that conservative treatments for ACL injury yield unsatisfactory outcomes, especially for young patients who wish to maintain an active lifestyle.

However, phalangeal fractures regularly result in unsatisfactory outcomes possibly because too often these phalangeal fractures are regarded as trivial injuries [4, 5].

The failure by project planners to internalise contextual socio-economic factors into project design is often cited as a major cause for the unsatisfactory outcomes.

It's an unsatisfactory outcome on many levels, but the CPS statement has created a headache for Cameron.

We will not accept delay and we will demand our governments withdraw from an unsatisfactory outcome", said Mithika Mwenda, secretary general of the Pan African Climate Justice Alliance.

Elevating the profile of Mr. Daqduq and highlighting any unsatisfactory outcome to his case could bolster such efforts to cast Mr. Obama's Iraq record in a negative light.

"The acquittal of Andrew Coulson is an unsatisfactory outcome for many whose lives were destroyed by the NoW, but it was right for the Crown Office to pursue a prosecution – nobody is above the law," Anwar said.

This unsatisfactory outcome gives rise to new worries about the current Supreme Court's resolve to perform its crucial oversight role — particularly with other cases related to terrorism in the pipeline and last week's disclosure of secret 2005 Justice Department memos authorizing the use of inhumane interrogation methods that just about everyone except the Bush White House thinks of as torture.