Sentence examples for give unsuitable from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, the inside adversary, including the physician, tries to falsify the patient data retrieved from IMD and to give unsuitable treatment to the patient.

Santander's UK banking arm has signalled that it is preparing to hand out £45m in compensation following its fine last year for giving unsuitable investment advice to customers.

Although he would have liked to become chief whip, after Labour's 1997 win he was given unsuitable ministerial jobs in the Cabinet Office and Ministry of Defence.

Last year the bank admitted that thousands of its well-heeled customers may have been given unsuitable investment advice and it was reviewing files going back as far as 1957.

The Financial Conduct Authority said it had found a significant risk that the bank was giving unsuitable advice to consumers and that its approach to assessing people's appetite for risk was inadequate.

Conventional PDs present a poor performance when the in-band distortion is evaluated, giving unsuitable levels of EVM.

"You don't want to give it an unsuitable surface, but rather bring it to its best state," said Mr. Goldrach, who spent years at the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.

Throw unsuitable suitors to the waysides.

A few fans, presumably not from Colorado, attempted to give Kobe the entirely unsuitable nickname "Crime Fighter" when "Vigilante", or perhaps "Anti-Hero", would be somewhat more fitting.

But detractors criticized the naming as unsuitable given the series of ethics investigations that clouded Mr. D'Amato's tenure in Washington.

This system was entirely unsuitable given the security situation, the lack of accurate census figures, heavy intimidation from ethnic and religious militias, gross interventions by Iran, dismantled state institutions, and the use of religious symbols by parties to influence voters.