Sentence examples for has to be suitable from inspiring English sources
"Anything shown before 10pm has to be suitable for everyone, so you get children watching Top Gear instead of programmes made for them".
"A golf shoe is really a complex piece of equipment because it has to be suitable for so many different surfaces — grass, sand, dirt or pine needles — and it has to perform on flat surfaces as well as undulating surfaces".
The PBPM must not be destructive and has to be suitable for continuous usage.
Our position is that training has to be suitable for less competent practitioners too; and that even for competent ones, explicit awareness and articulation of the different discourses available for thinking and communication (Ekblom [2012a]) offers advantages over the tacit.
The respective tool has to be suitable not only for differentiation between depression and "quite normal" psychological distress of patients coping with cancer diagnosis but also for avoiding misattribution of symptoms of the tumor disease to depression [ 20].
It's important to give your orchid all the favorable conditions it needs to thrive, so your household has to be suitable for orchid care.
They spelled out what this might mean, saying: "To gain the right to work economic migrants will have to be suitable for the job in question.
A properly managed virtual trade fair can benefit small businesses, but it does have to be suitable to the product and sector.
At the same time, the same body of work would have to be suitable for forming into a simple document that the electorate would find convincing and reassuring.
