Sentence examples similar to ill-suited intelligence from inspiring English sources

Torture seems especially ill-suited for the granular, process-oriented intelligence that proved useful in this case.

The judicial branch, the Obama administration argued, "is ill-suited" to evaluate the myriad "military, intelligence, and foreign policy considerations" that went into the decision to kill the American citizens.

Mr. Wolfowitz has reportedly turned down the job of director of central intelligence, in part because he feels he is ill-suited for a job that does not involve direct policymaking.

But security officials and intelligence experts have been warning for more than two years that Mar-a-Lago is ill-suited for statecraft.

What about the rotten, ill-suited beds?

Walsh was ill-suited for Congress.

They're spectacularly ill-suited for each other.

The diminutive poet was ill-suited to physical confrontations.

Our mental models are ill-suited for this challenge.

Or maybe his pictures were particularly ill-suited to classification.

Her abrasive style proved ill-suited to achieving consensus.