In the United States and Europe, that is a question with unsatisfactory answers in the aftermath of the financial crisis.
Layoffs would be carried out by performance, instead of seniority, with unsatisfactory teachers being the first to go.
And their money is where their mouth is: A majority said they steered away from investing in companies with unsatisfactory governance practices.
In dispensing with "unsatisfactory", "poor" and "very poor", replacing them with the full-facial tattoo of "inadequate", it has made judgment at the lower end binary.
After a lifetime struggling with unsatisfactory fake limbs, he has finally found something he considers both aesthetically pleasing and part of himself.
The report, based on data collected by the federal Environmental Protection Agency, assigns grades based on the number of days with unsatisfactory air quality.
And as with tenure denials, which were virtually unheard of five years ago, the percentage of teachers with unsatisfactory ratings has been creeping up.
Educated women worry that they are scaring away potential partners, and pundits claim that those who do marry will end up with unsatisfactory matches.
Hadley specialises in bright, brittle, defensive women with unsatisfactory love lives and a knack for self‑sabotage, most notably Kate in The Master Bedroom and Stella in Clever Girl.
A matron who had been trying out corsets in a neighboring booth, evidently with unsatisfactory results, said finally, "Well I suppose I expect to be more comfortable than I should be".
There are various surgical methods, all with unsatisfactory outcomes.
