Sentence examples for a perfectly suitable from inspiring English sources

Now, rehabilitated, he's back in a perfectly suitable slot (Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays 8.40pm).

God Only Knows, even leaving aside the not-all-that-subliminal message about treasuring the BBC, is a perfectly suitable choice for this latest attempt at a genre-straddling, globe-bestriding pop phenomenon.

Unless you're an amateur or professional racer, or plan to take long road trips, you don't need to spend thousands of dollars to get a perfectly suitable, practical bike.

The Rev. Jerome Murphy-O'Connor, author of "The Holy Land: an Archaeological Guide," said that although he had never visited Matera, it was probably a perfectly suitable stand-in for old Jerusalem, which he said was not all that difficult to replicate.

Or there is American-educated Kanti in the story "The World" who rejects a perfectly suitable arranged marriage with a Katmandu doctor because of an unhealthy attraction to an aristocratic, womanizing rake named Jaya, who is himself a sign of the disappearance of old ways and old values.

"So who derives the benefits from building this new stadium?" That's not tough to figure out, especially when you look at the debacle in Cobb County where the Atlanta Braves are also in the process of leaving a perfectly suitable stadium for greener pastures in the suburbs while locals pick up the tab.

In late 2011, the thinner and lighter MacBook Air began to approach its older brother the Pro in processing speed and memory, while retaining its slim body and svelteness; it proved that a laptop perfectly suitable as a primary computer -- not just a netbook with limited capability, but a genuine notebook -- could be as light and trim as the featherweight Air.

Charlotte Sometimes, who had a jaw disease at a young age, has a unique voice, but a stank attitude, perfectly suitable for her home state of New Jersey.

If that's a bit rich for your blood, the FCC's looselips have let on that a 850/1900Mhz model, perfectly suitable for 3G use on AT&T (or Rogers, though the Innov8 is nowhere to be seen on the 2009 Rogers Roadmap), is on the way.

Breaker failure protection is a scheme that is perfectly suitable as an example for the testing of protection schemes in digital substations due to the fact that it is distributed in nature and includes merging units (MU), protection IEDs and Switchgear Control Units (SCU) communicating over the substation LAN.

A unimodal distribution of the item difficulties reflects the situation where the questionnaire is perfectly suitable for a population with normally distributed latent traits, which is the case here, contrary to a bimodal distribution.