0 not satisfactory --
1 not good, or not good enough: --
Jacob’s answers were unsatisfactory.
Besides, the benefits from the oil economy remained marginal, limited and unsatisfactory to the communities.
The release of methane from gas hydrate sources is also an unsatisfactory explanation.
We must concede, however, that our attempt to test the hypothesized link between institutionalization and policy transfer under facilitated unilateralism has proved unsatisfactory.
For example, given its current state of knowledge, a constraint might have several satisfying points separated by unsatisfactory regions.
This analysis is highly unsatisfactory because the reader is left to believe the historical mistakes of the past have been addressed and eliminated.
So even if natural theology is intellectually unsatisfactory, religion may still be believable and rational.
The publisher reserves the right to typeset material by conventional means if a contributor's disk proves unsatisfactory.
The credibility papers helped to show that when credibility is imperfect, even good orthodox policies could lead to unsatisfactory results.
