Sentence examples for being unfit from inspiring English sources

I'm told that their current rehearsal space, in Chiswick, is beyond being unfit for purpose.

The player is on the most basic of monthly contracts and carries the stigma of being unfit for purpose.

Or something more offensive than branding Mexican immigrants as rapists or Muslims as being unfit to enter the country?

Newspapers normally supportive of the prime minister, Jean-Luc Dehaene, have accused him of being unfit to lead the country.

Those in the Work Related Activity Group who receive Employment Support Allowance are disabled people who've been independently assessed as being unfit for work.

In 1976 he was found guilty of accusing Lee Kuan Yew of nepotism and corruption and of being unfit to be prime minister.

Being unfit for service in World War I, he worked in a government factory and suffered a breakdown in health (1917 19).

After the Islamic revolution in Iran in 1979, Saudi-Iranian relations were tense, largely because Tehran often accused the Saudis of being unfit guardians of Islam's holiest shrines.

In 2007 the conservative senator, Bill Heffernan, accused the prime minister, then in opposition, of being unfit for leadership because she was "deliberately barren".

But being unfit for the world is to no one's discredit; the world outside the university is stupid and brutal; of it we hear only echoes of the World Wars and Depression.

However, Spain, where the prime minister Mariano Rajoy is still being accused by the opposition Socialist leader Pedro Sánchez of lying and being unfit for office due to corruption, ranks pretty badly within the index.