Sentence examples for held to be suitable from inspiring English sources

They looked unprepossessing even by the standards of an era when Badly Drawn Boy was held to be suitable rock star material, despite having turned up dressed as Benny from Crossroads.

The curriculum was considered to be suitable for both diabetes Types 1 and 2. Each course would consist of six sessions held at weekly intervals.

Movies rated G are supposed to be suitable for children.

He found reading and world travel to be suitable educators.

Mayoral sources suggested that the Greater London Authority would seek to work with the private university to establish whether any of the land it holds would be suitable for the site.

Next month a referendum will be held to find a suitable name for the Federation; Palestine and Israel will not be options due to the historic weight associated with both names.

Buying and holding may be suitable for stocks, but not your home.

On the insurance side, insurance agents receive commissions for selling insurance products and are only held to a "suitable" standard for advice.

The Gallery had long sought expansion into this space and in 1982 a competition was held to find a suitable architect; the shortlist included a radical high-tech proposal by Richard Rogers, among others.

The parties in the lawsuit have until Oct. 19 to make suggestions to the judge of people who they think would be suitable to hold the role of special monitor.

Although respiration-related artifacts must be corrected ideally, the breath-hold CT-AC might be suitable for dynamic SPECT studies with low-dose injections, such as measurement of absolute MBF, which needed temporal changes in radioactivity concentrations.