Satisfiable

The resume did not have enough information to be satisfiable for the job requirements.

The evidence presented was not satisfiable and left room for doubt.

The survey did not include enough respondents to be satisfiable.

The contract terms were satisfiable and agreed upon by both parties.

The research was flawed and did not provide satisfiable results.

The data provided was not satisfiable for us to make a decision.

The article did not provide satisfiable information on the topic.

The explanation given was not satisfiable to understand the concept.

The report lacked satisfiable data to justify the conclusions.

The argument was satisfiable, as it did not contain any logical inconsistencies.

The principle of non-contradiction ensured that the argument was satisfiable, meaning that it was logically valid.

The interpretation was satisfiable, as it made sense in the context of the text.

The explanation was satisfiable, as it accounted for all the known facts.

The hypothesis was satisfiable, as it could be tested and proven true or false.

The claim was satisfiable, as it could be verified through empirical evidence.

The preferences of the guests were satisfiable with the menu options.

The condition was satisfiable, as it could be met without causing harm or compromising other important goals.

The solution was satisfiable, as it met all the given constraints.

The model was satisfiable, as it accurately represented the real-world phenomenon it was designed to simulate.

The equation was satisfiable with the given values of variables.

The criteria for eligibility were satisfiable for the applicant.

The expectations of the audience were satisfiable with the performance of the actors.

The logical formula was satisfiable, meaning that it had at least one possible interpretation that made it true.

The proposition was satisfiable, as it did not contradict any other known facts or beliefs.

The conditions were satisfiable for the experiment to proceed.

The design was satisfiable, as it fulfilled the user requirements and specifications.

The conclusion was satisfiable, as it followed logically from the premises.

The task assigned to the team is satisfiable within the given timeline.