Sentence examples for be much more suitable from inspiring English sources

Creating an accessibility surface from the data was found to be much more suitable.

He could better improve the situation if he were to say: 'Let the US take guns more seriously and ban them.' That one simple solution would be much more suitable and make the streets of America far safer".

These hystereses in habitat maturation may create 'bottlenecks' at future times (e.g. in 50 yr) that might prevent some species from persisting in whole landscapes even though such landscapes may be much more suitable in 100 yr than now.

Our future research will focus on the following direction: design more efficient approaches based on greedy algorithm to protect the privacy of combinatorial auction, which would be much more suitable for practical applications.

He could better improve the situation if he were to say, 'Let the U.S. take guns more seriously and ban them.' That one simple solution would be much more suitable and make the streets of America far safer".

■ Have a sufficient number of you agree to vote for a third candidate--someone who would be much more suitable to be President--to deny Mr. Trump a majority of the Electoral College and send the decision on to the House of Representatives in January, where a Compromise of 2017 creating a National Unity government could be worked out.

This cellular shell has thicknesses of 24 mm, which is much more suitable for fabrication.

It was revealed that the NSR cycle is much more suitable for the H2 deNOx process in excess O2, compared to a conventional steady state reaction mode.

Modifications, therefore, are suggested to make Yee's scheme less dissipative so that it is much more suitable for viscous flow calculations.

At a young age he didn't have the strength [for it] and would instead use a curved kicking style, which was much more suitable for creative passing than penalties".

More dramatic damage degree of DNA film initiated by dopamine/Fe2 SO4 3 reaction in [bmim][PF6] compared with that in an aqueous solution indicated that ionic liquid was much more suitable for the investigation of radicals induced DNA damage.