Sentence examples for it's unfit from inspiring English sources

If there is, say, a lack of saturation in the greens, as there is in this JVC display, that means that it's unfit for duty.

It's unfit for drinking, it's unfit for using, to irrigate their crops – at that time, there's no rainfall.

Critics of the business have laughed up their sleeves at its floundering, saying it is unfit for purpose and woefully anachronistic.

BBC London has discovered that Brent Council allowed a landlord to continue renting a room to a man on housing benefits even though its own inspectors said it was unfit for habitation.

On Sunday the UK Border Force goes into full "Olympic mode", overshadowed by claims from its own frontline officials that it is unfit for purpose.

In 1966 Giles Gordon, working for Wheatley's publisher before becoming a literary agent, sent out an unidentified Wheatley manuscript for a reader's report which, predictably, came back saying it was unfit for publication.

In the 16 years since, however, the building has aged beyond its intended use, and local officials say it is unfit to be moved by barge to Mertarvik.

The above result shows the high quality of the SLG film, but it is unfit for device application because of its high sheet resistance.

Wilshaw proposed that Birmingham city council could have its remaining education functions taken away, or be broken up, because it was unfit and too large.

That is, that it is unfit for purpose.

And the food is so bad, some of them complain it is unfit even for animals.