Sentence examples for better suited as a from inspiring English sources

But Landry is also better suited as a strong safety, closer to the line of scrimmage.

Garth Snow, who was signed as a free agent by the Islanders in July, would be better suited as a backup goaltender than DiPietro, who said recently that he could benefit from steady work.

Despite Mr. Plat's assurances, Riki seemed better suited as a side table than a seat until a reporter tried it and found it unexpectedly comfortable, thanks to a slightly concave top.

Two months ago Farage ensured an Italian MEP was expelled from Ukip's European alliance for saying a black minister in Italy was part of a "government of bongo-bongo" who would want to impose "tribal traditions", and would be better suited as a housekeeper.

Because of this, it's better suited as a sensor than a way to transmit movies from one device to another.

When Greenopolis, a environmentally themed social networking site and blogging community launched two years ago, Michael Arrington wrote that it would be better suited as a Facebook application.

But the PC, he said, was always better suited as an office machine for the production of documents, presentations and other work.

But writing about the production in The Hartford Courant, Frank Rizzo said it followed the screenplay "too faithfully," adding that "the material may be better suited as an opera, where the thematic luridness, interior passions and private angst can really let loose".

But the first figure, an exception, seems better suited as an opening.

It may be that HA is better suited as an acute treatment following injury or inflammation.

These students are often different in their outlook and abilities to a typical school leaver and may be better suited as both a student and future doctor.