Sentence examples for far less suitable from inspiring English sources

While Tate Britain managers had adjusted her hours and other conditions to assist with her Crohn's disease, a condition where the body's immune system attacks the intestines, causing digestive problems, back pain and tiredness, Andrews said the work she had to do at Tate Modern and the hours allocated to her were far less suitable.

The idea that the perception of movement depends on one's point of view also has forebears in proto-scientific thinkers who are far less suitable candidates for the appealing story of how common sense suddenly toppled a 2000-year old tradition to usher modern science into the world.

Usually, decisions at the meso-level are far less formalized and thus less suitable for systematic analysis of published documents [ 24].

Yet the authors do neither of these things in their simulation, from which they still conclude that methods that utilize ROC/AUC have far less power than other methods and are not suitable for evaluating new biomarkers.

The crop is thin partly because venture capitalists are financing far fewer suitable start-ups, but also because Cisco is far less attractive as an acquirer.

Electrons are most suitable for this type of study because they experience far less adiabatic energy losses than protons so that they respond directly with changes of the diffusion coefficients down to very low kinetic energy, E ∼ 1 MeV.

The thigh is the part of the chicken most suitable for grilling, largely because its fatty, darker meat is far less likely to dry out than breast meat and its cooking time is more flexible.

On the other hand, PEM signatures are more suitable to detect smaller events, even with low coverage, but are far less efficient in localizing breakpoints.

The highest proportion of protected area in Colombia is preferentially located in areas with low deforestation threats (i.e. far from roads and urban settlements, at high elevations and on steep slopes, and on less suitable land for agriculture).

The problem was far less acute elsewhere, with an average of 14% of university-educated workers across OECD countries in jobs suitable for school leavers.

Though the US Southwest is far less land-constrained than the UK, the open desert is coming under increasing stress as solar developers seek suitable lands for their utility-scale projects.