Sentence examples for be really suitable from inspiring English sources

The Cell is too power-hungry for handheld devices, and it would need to have its mathematical functions tweaked to be really suitable for use in supercomputers.

It thinks that they could also be used to counter cruise missiles flying directly at a ship, using relay mirrors mounted on nearby unmanned aircraft".So much energy is needed to burn through a tank's armour that it is easier simply to fire a rocket at it".To be really suitable for shooting down ballistic missiles, however, a laser with a power level of more than a megawatt would be needed.

I think that's really suitable gear for a football manager.

Tian Yi "I like La Mer — the cream and the cleanser are really suitable for my skin.

Electric bikes: the cost Electric bikes start at £500, but machines costing less than £1,000 are really suitable only for light leisure rides.

— Sasha NEIL GENZLINGER: Some of these shows have so much vagina-ing and penis-ing in them (see Bill Carter's great piece) that I wonder if the only time slot they're really suitable for is the one after Craig Ferguson.

The council director's blog states: "We are not able to work closely with this project as we believe it is misconceived … We think 8am is not the right time for ringing in very many towers … We do not believe ringing for three minutes nor ringing as fast as possible is really suitable for church bell ringers".

The Web site Urban Dictionary has nearly 50 definitions for grinding, though perhaps only No. 18 is really suitable for publication: "Basically the boy gets behind the girl, puts his hands on her hips, and they rock from side to side.

However, it was doubtful whether these were really suitable for the substrates, because many amount of dose can achieve high degradation of biomass even if enzyme was not match to the substrates.

Like nearly every such third row, the Pilot's is really suitable only for children, pets and groceries because it is difficult for a full-grown adult to access comfortably and, once back there, there is not much leg room.

Within Switzerland itself, there has been much soul searching over the years, as the Swiss ask themselves whether a policy that seems to work quite well at home, where Swiss citizens pay their taxes themselves rather than at source, is really suitable for foreign clients.