Sentence examples for by unsuitable from inspiring English sources
The company's articles of incorporation provide for redemption at "fair value" of the shares held by unsuitable individuals.
Jo's language was like that, filled with strange old-fashioned echoes: the mistakes were no doubt children by unsuitable men.
The precedent they were setting "would expose all the single girls to unwelcome attention by unsuitable men, if not to danger".
Meanwhile, the Fire Brigades Union warned that firefighters were being hampered in flood rescues by unsuitable equipment and a lack of staff and training.
The main target of the measure is to prevent young people being lured into drinking by unsuitable advertising, including on social media sites.
The sight of forlorn pachyderms, many suffering from skin diseases caused by unsuitable diets, pounding the capital's hot, hard pavements horrifies animal-rights activists.It is unclear where the homeless elephants will go.
As a simple example, from a second order perspective, many people conceptualise tooth cavities as being caused by eating unsuitable foods, or by failing to brush enough, while from a first order perspective it is bacteria that cause the dental decay.
Thirdly, these habitats are patchily distributed and can be separated by 10 s 1000 s km by habitat unsuitable for the organisms that are adapted to chemosynthetic conditions.
The insight is of crucial importance since the inhibition of enzymes by the enzymatic product or by an unsuitable substrate is a major technological problem in reducing the competitiveness of second-generation biofuel production.
The inhibition of enzymes by the enzymatic product or by an unsuitable substrate is known to be a key problem in biofuel production [ 1, 22- 25] and the characterization of the mechanism of inhibition is of fundamental importance for the second-generation biofuel industry.
It can either lower the enzyme production by effecting the growth of microorganism or by creating unsuitable toxic environment that leads to the denaturation or inactivation of enzyme produced (Bajaj and Abbass 2011).
