| For example, Greenwell, Lee and Naeger, in a spectator sport setting, found game atmosphere to be a satisfier, but not a dissatisfier. |
| It has lost that magic touch which once made it the most accurate anticipator and satisfier of consumer needs and tastes. |
| Which gives the satisfier of that need enormous power over the man. |
| There is, of course, a lie implicit in the upgrade: it sells itself as the definitive product, the ultimate satisfier of needs, to conceal its own transience. |
| Another soul satisfier was the ricotta gnocchi covered with a succulent braised rabbit ragout. |
| Some new questions we added showed that technology adoption during the claim is much higher among Gen Y and proving to be a satisfier. |
