Sentence examples for inappropriate tool for from inspiring English sources
My own view is that aerial bombing is a blunt, inappropriate tool for fighting "terror", and therefore I personally can't see how bombing or torture could be justified in this context.
Given these limitations and questions, the current conceptualization of minimum core obligations is widely viewed as incapable of supplying a predetermined content to the right to health and an inappropriate tool for judicial decision-making [ 78- 80].
Until recently, magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) was regarded as an inappropriate tool for lung cancer screening because of its insufficient anatomic detail, along with being time-consuming and expensive.
While quantification of outcomes in terms of odds and risk is valuable in terms of assessing treatment and efficiency it may be an inappropriate tool for the bedside discussion that occurs with families and patients on a daily basis in the intensive care unit.
Fouchier had been fiercely opposed to applying for an export license, which he says is an inappropriate tool to control the flow of scientific information.
Integrating our study of AP2 score errors with the published literature leads us to conclude that the AP2 is an inappropriate sole tool for resource allocation decisions for individual patients.
Integrating our study of APACHE II score errors with the published literature leads us to conclude that the APACHE II is an inappropriate sole tool for resource allocation decisions for individual patients.
The literature review suggested that some of the project management and communications problems are caused by the use of inappropriate tools and systems for communication, coordination, and management.
Rather than prescribing one specific tool, the framework is designed to remove inappropriate tools, giving the user flexibility to further evaluate and choose appropriate tool(s) for their project.
Using inappropriate tools to unscrew screws may invalidate the warranty on certain electronic devices.
They are also inappropriate as tools for exploring concepts unfamiliar to respondents.
