Sentence examples for being unsuited from inspiring English sources

Far from being unsuited to headships, he says, PE teachers are among the first to put themselves forward.

It's a classic example of the law being unsuited to reality, as even Prime Minister David Cameron has acknowledged.

Dark Red raced without headgear on his recent comeback at Kempton, where he was not beaten far despite being unsuited by the slow early gallop.

(It's on the A.L.A.'s top-ten list of most frequently challenged books, attacked "for anti-family content, being unsuited to age group and violence," i.e., using a slingshot to hurl "fake doggy doo-doo" at a supervillain).

Others were ruined by excessive taxation of greedy rulers, and still others, particularly in modern times, have simply been suppressed; the Soviet Union abolished all of its 17,500 fairs in 1930 as being "unsuited to the Soviet economic and political objective".

Through his preference for varied, creative and eclectic international wanderings, he had condemned himself to being unsuited for the confines of any routine existence.

Evil in the human sense exists because human beings, by virtue of their selfishness, are unsuited to social living.

Cricket, with its languor, is unsuited to the American temperament.

It's not that this area is unsuited to ranching.

Its aspirations were "unsuited to legislation", said NFU president Peter Kendall.

By her own account she was unsuited to be a company director.