Sentence examples for designated unsuitable from inspiring English sources

Some studies the protocol includes, no matter how large, must be designated unsuitable for this project if their measures of stress and depression are weak on validity, as is common when data must be collected through the post, telephone, or internet to contain costs of assessing a large sample.

But when he arrived on site in October 1930, May found that not only was the designated site unsuitable for his plan, but that local officials had already begun construction.

Almost 450 ha of residential and public land was designated as a 'Red Zone' unsuitable for residential redevelopment because land damage was so significant, engineering solutions were uncertain, and repairs would be protracted.

Peckinpah and his editors cut the film to satisfy the new, expansive R-rating parameters which, for the first time, designated a film as being unsuitable for children.

On the day of the parade, he cannot stop thinking about his lover, Suzana, who has broken off their relationship because her father is about to be chosen as the supreme leader's designated successor and has asked his daughter not to jeopardize his career by consorting with an unsuitable man.

Both are designated landmarks.

It even designated ghosts.

Some were designated saints.

What about designated hitter?

Her designated successors agree.

The carbon is designated RFL.