Sentence examples for unsatisfactory to from inspiring English sources
The phrase "unsatisfactory to" is correct and usable in written English
It is a phrase that suggests that the expectations of something have not been met, as in "The results of the test were unsatisfactory to the professor".
The weather has been disastrous for harvests and unsatisfactory to human beings.
"It is highly unsatisfactory to have this news blackout over the crucial Christmas period.
Their sexual relationships with their husbands range from unsatisfactory to nonexistent.
Saleh's departure was to produce a new constitution unsatisfactory to the Houthis.
A botched nose job or face-lift may be unsatisfactory to the patient but should not be fatal.
But the valuations proved unsatisfactory to the service's owners, including Providence, which did not initially want to sell.
By Nov. he felt that "continuation of our present course of action...would be dangerous, costly in lives, & unsatisfactory to the American people".
PAGE A44 FIXING AGRICULTURE Tom Vilsack, Barack Obama's choice to lead the Agriculture Department, has the merit of being unsatisfactory to both extremes of the farm-policy debates.
Her answer -- that the choices she made were right for her -- was as unsatisfactory to her critics as her previous statements explaining her marriage.
In December 1648 Parliament was purged of members unsatisfactory to the army, and in January 1649 King Charles was tried and executed.
The Instrument proved unsatisfactory to both radicals and Royalists, and Parliament refused to accept it as the basis of its authority.
