Sentence examples for considered suitable in from inspiring English sources

Donovan could see no reason that policies considered suitable in wartime — covert military action, bribery, and disinformation — were not equally appropriate in the postwar world.

Kenneth Kaunda, the President of Zambia, whose state was a vital source of support to South African liberation movements, drew laughter by repeatedly referring to Afrikaners as "Boers", a word not considered suitable in the politically correct lexicon at a time when the theme is one of reconciliation and forgiving the past.

Therefore, a 10 20 day pickling period may be considered suitable in terms of functional substances in the pickled soybeans, such as selected phenolics, vitamin E molecules, and FAs.

In this study, a 10 20 day pickling period may be considered suitable in terms of retention of functional substances in the pickled soybeans, such as selected phenolics, vitamin E, and FAs.

Lipid extraction significantly alters δ15N, e.g. [34] but see [36], and was not considered suitable in this study where δ15N and δ13C were obtained from a single sample.

A log considered suitable in size and quality for producing sawn wood.

The study suggests a partial conversion reaction for CuO-based anode that is considered suitable candidate in replacement of sodium metal, in efficient and safe Na-ion battery.

These measures were considered suitable for more in-depth testing in RESTRAIL and were selected for potential field test implementation.

Only one case of robot-assisted distal gastrectomy (RADG) in an SI patient has been reported, and robotic surgery is considered suitable only in SIT patients [8].

He was not in violation of the dress code, which stipulates that "tennis dresses, shirts without collars, designer jeans, dungarees, jogging attire, warm ups, shorts shorter than Bermuda length are not considered suitable anywhere in the clubhouse".

Generally, all irrigation waters with an EC of less than 2250 µS/cm are considered suitable except in some situations, e.g. very sensitive crops and highly clayey soils of poor permeability.