Sentence examples for has been unsuitable from inspiring English sources

It is proven from the status of river water that it has been unsuitable for human uses for more than two decades.

But each of these locations has been unsuitable or unavailable, for one reason or another.

Unfortunately all of the people I've met have been unsuitable despite assurances that they are carefully matched.

Obviously, the marine environment during the Pliocene would have been unsuitable to the various mammals that lived in Java during the late Pliocene.

An initial review of sales made by 420 advisers (approximately 12% of those working during the period in question) who were thought to pose the highest risk, found that about 54% of sales may have been unsuitable.

Wheeled vehicles would have been unsuitable for transporting really heavy stones (some of the Stonehenge examples weigh up to 36 tonnes) – so other forms of land transport would have had to be developed.

If confirmed, this system could considerably improve crossing conditions in bigger tunnels and on bridges such as agricultural under- or overpasses, which have been unsuitable for small animals until now.

Seepage meters provide one of the most direct means to measure exchange of water across the sediment water interface, but they generally have been unsuitable for use in fluvial settings.

The brevity was due in no small part to the group's incessant internal bickering and to its insistence, closely documented in the new movie, on turning the usual show-business promotional opportunities into expletive-filled assaults that would have been unsuitable for broadcast even if mass America had been interested in seeing them.

Therefore the methods established as best practice for capturing HRQoL for chronic conditions would have been unsuitable for estimating the effect of acute episodes on HRQoL.

Inner- to outer-shelf environments in the southern Japan Sea may have been unsuitable for cold and the Tsushima Current molluscs from MIS 48 to 47, 44 to 43, and 32 to 31 (Kitamura et al. 2000; Kitamura 2004).