Sentence examples for He is unsuitable from inspiring English sources

When a person takes on a very unlikely job, it does not necessarily mean that that he is unsuitable.

For that reason alone he is unsuitable.

An astonished committee chairman Andrew Tyrie said of Flowers: "It didn't take us long to realise he was unsuitable".

In 1998 and 1999, the doctors at St. Thomas determined he was unsuitable for a heart transplant, and this year, he developed end-stage heart failure.

A former colleague of McGahn's on the federal elections commission warned when McGahn was tapped for the White House post that he was unsuitable for the job, accusing McGahn of undermining the public interest in his time on the FEC.

"The ridiculous thing about this case is that the guy is obviously good at his job and has proved it but the test says he's unsuitable," a spokesman said.

Teimana Harrison is included despite Jones last month stating he was unsuitable for the role of openside at this stage in his career and there are three No8s in Hughes, Ben Morgan and Billy Vunipola.

As the key political strategist in the Tory leadership, Osborne also framed the party's attack on Labour as he said that Ed Miliband's memory lapse in his conference speech, in which the Labour leader forgot to mention the deficit, showed that he was unsuitable for office.

I made it very clear before he was elected that he was unsuitable.

Throughout the nineties, Republicans argued that Bill Clinton's sordid history with women, as well as his propensity for using the Oval Office closet like a $20 massage parlor, constituted proof that he was unsuitable for the highest office in the land.

But when Zellweger received a group of female, not male, mice, he told Chaudry they were unsuitable because female hormone levels vary too much.