Sentence examples for judged suitable from inspiring English sources

The Hong Kong exchange requires companies to have three years of operating results to be judged suitable for listing.

At the moment, the number of asteroids judged suitable for a human visit is fewer than nine, and perhaps as few as zero.

Where our primetime schedules used to bulge with James Burkes, David Attenboroughs and Desmond Morrises, this kind of dangerously original thinking is rarely judged suitable for popular TV audience consumption.

After some routine exams and blood work, a cardiogram, often a chest X-ray for older patients, and some neuroanesthesia-related tests in a hospital, a patient judged suitable for ECT signs elaborate consent forms.

The arm will then reach out to a rock judged suitable and use a grinder to chip away its weathered surface, removing the kind of powdery veil that British scientists say hampered the investigations of Mars Pathfinder.

If international D.J.'s are O.K. for P.S.1 Contemporary Art Center, and string quartets are judged suitable for late nights at the Metropolitan Museum, then what exactly is the objection to hip-hop and salsa at the Brooklyn Museum?

The key criteria for judging suitable applications were quality of the proposal and local buy-in.

The number of dead donors whose organs were later judged medically suitable for transplant was lower, at 5,536.

Recently chosen set texts for GCSE and A-level are shockingly light on plays by women; even an acknowledged modern masterpiece such as Caryl Churchill's Top Girls is not judged a suitable case for study, while Willy Russell's Blood Brothers is.

Anatomical lobectomy by VATS with simultaneous posterior spinal reconstruction (PSR), as a single procedure, offers advantages to selected patients judged as suitable candidates for resection.

It was found that the new estimates generally belong to the range of the values observed, for similar treatments, in other studies and, therefore, can be judged as suitable for further application.