Sentence examples for unsatisfactory resolution from inspiring English sources

The genre is defined by its tendency toward an unsatisfactory resolution of the central problems.

He regards the book's disastrous ending as the unsatisfactory resolution of a split within Twain, between the revolutionary who believed that blacks were full-fledged humans and the reactionary who wasn't sure.

Although the ending to Odd Girl Out did not veer too far from the unsatisfactory resolution formula of Spring Fire, Women's Barracks, and Radclyffe Hall's The Well of Loneliness, it examined Laura's internal struggle in the realization that despite her femininity, she was deeply in love with another woman, and at the end she embraced it, which was rare in lesbian fiction.

There is one very troubling piece of data that must be explained, and unsatisfactory resolution will invalidate the MCC findings.

33 However, death by suicide is also stigmatising to surviving family members and initiates a chain reaction of negative consequences 31 that may lead to an unsatisfactory resolution of bereavement.

Over the course of an entire year, they captured the shape and feeling tone of the classroom, the confrontations, the seething power struggles, and the unsatisfactory resolutions.

We treat the input LR image as the image that contains some high-frequency contents but with unsatisfactory pixel resolution.

The early problem with unsatisfactory original resolution between (CH3 2AsH and (CH3 3As peaks was solved when the U-tube heating was manually switched off at the time corresponding to CH3AsH2 peak maximum (approximately in 42 s), delaying the release of (CH3 3As from the CT.

"This seemed to be an unsatisfactory solution".

This strategy is unsatisfactory when high temporal resolution simulations for sub-regional spatial domains are performed, in which parameters defining scenarios can vary interdependently in space and time.

If informal means of resolution prove unsatisfactory, the student should set forth in writing a statement of the decision that constitutes the subject matter of the dispute, the grounds on which it is being challenged, and the reasons why the grievant believes that the decision was improperly taken.