Sentence examples for it would be unsuitable from inspiring English sources

If humans were doing this it would be unsuitable for children.

The Lawrence family's solicitor, Imran Khan, said it would be unsuitable for the Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC) to investigate the issue, and called for the inquiry to be reconvened.

It can, therefore, decrease VoLTE capacity and, for this reason, would be unsuitable for scheduling voice packets.

However, we believe that obtaining samples on just 2 days in acute dengue infection would be unsuitable to determine possible biomarkers as it is a very dynamic disease.

Last week veteran film blogger Jeffrey Wells sparked outrage after suggesting the film would be unsuitable for female audiences due to its "unflinchingly brutal nature".

Mrs Ferguson, 66, said the fact each resident would have their own front door would be unsuitable for dementia sufferers.

Prime Minister David Cameron must decide this weekend whether to bow to pressure from peers who believe she would be unsuitable to run the country's grassroots sports body.

The Gove tactics have also led to tensions with Johnson, who was upset when the education secretary told Rupert Murdoch and his key UK staff that the London mayor would be unsuitable as a prime minister.

As a dressing on green salads, for example, a liquid oil is used to provide a coating on the ingredients; a plastic fat such as lard or butter would be unsuitable.

For example, Robert Turner, the chief secretary of the British protectorate of North Borneo, wrote to the Colonial Office library in August 1963, a few weeks before independence, saying his subordinate's monthly reports – "which would be unsuitable for the eyes of local ministers" – would be saved and sent to London, rather than destroyed.

But Hoefl-Riesch thinks some of the skiing courses on the men's circuit would be unsuitable for women.