Sentence examples for are rarely suitable from inspiring English sources

New leadership is usually required, since the managers who dug the hole are rarely suitable for leading the way out.

FID parameter values (hydrogen flow-rate, air flow-rate and FID temperature), typically set in gas chromatography are rarely suitable for liquid chromatography.

This is especially true of projects described as "suitable for amateurs" or "suitable for children"; such projects are rarely suitable for children or amateurs in the Twenty-first Century.

Professional models are rarely suitable because Mr Freud wants the effect of "My God, you haven't got your clothes on!"In an age of fast, factory-like studios, Mr Freud's pace is deliberate and unhurried.

Figures have been released today that show a rising number of domestic violence incidents are being dealt with through community resolution orders, despite guidance from the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) and the Association of Chief Police Officers (Acpo) that they are rarely suitable for incidents of domestic violence.

"I think this is something that really needs to be busted open completely, in my view, because the companies' interests in the confidentiality, I think, are rarely suitable grounds for maintaining the confidentiality, vis-à-vis the public and the high social costs of having many of the contracts remain confidential has been extraordinary," insisted Sachs.

Although chemists can whip up a bucket of the stuff in no time (it is a form of hydrated calcium phosphate), the result is rarely suitable for patching up broken bones because its structure is too weak.

The climate is rarely suitable: the resident polar bear in Singapore has turned green from algae growing within the hollow hairs of its coat.Mr Ellis draws on the accounts of other writers and historians, and often returns to the threat that hunters pose to the survival of the species.

As a result, t-PA treatment is rarely suitable for ischemic stroke patients and is used only in about 1 2% of them.

Suitable alternatives are rarely available in the private rented sector.

Where our primetime schedules used to bulge with James Burkes, David Attenboroughs and Desmond Morrises, this kind of dangerously original thinking is rarely judged suitable for popular TV audience consumption.