Sentence examples for going to be suitable from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Dolginoff said the musical "is still going to be suitable for the family".

"Electric vehicles are not going to be suitable for everybody," he said.

In many ways, the product was never going to be suitable for the everyday consumer market.

The paper discusses why most previously reported rectifiers are not going to be suitable in these emerging devices since design constraints are different from those in other more conventional applications.

"If the time is getting to where the organ is no longer going to be suitable, it's not that the rules are thrown out the window, but we do everything possible to get this liver into a recipient where it's going to work," Mr. Morris said.

"Sometimes in life it doesn't work out the way it does in the computer, like when the cat starts going crazy or you realize that the performance you're going to get is not going to be suitable, or you suddenly realize you want to point the camera over here instead of over there.

"However, if it's not acid, if it's the kind of water you can drink, it's the kind of water that's going to be more suitable for life; and that's what the clays point to," he told BBC News.

If you're in this bracket, an overnight or weekend-type vacation is going to be most suitable.

The media never wanted us to hear the "real details" because the language was going to be graphic, and not suitable for television.

His star has dimmed slightly having met defeats on his last two starts, but both results came in three-runner races that were never going to be run to provide a suitable test of stamina for a horse who thrives on an end-to-end gallop.

Or is it going to be a very small one, suitable for hanging off a bracelet as a charm?