Sentence examples for may not suite from inspiring English sources

You want to have it just because it's what everyone's having, though it may not suite everyone's palette.

Even if the concordance between scope and sequence of majors and GE texts and MCAT MIRs is only correlational, the reductionist approach to learning used in many STEM majors courses may not suite the learning styles or CSL educational needs of GE students.

Google's idea here is surely to convert those standalone Drive users to full G Suite users over time, but it's also an acknowledgement on Google's part that not every business is ready to move away from legacy email tools and desktop-based productivity applications like Word and Excel just yet (and that its online productivity suite may not be right for all of those businesses, too).

Hire and engage with people who have the same lived experiences as those users and customers that the C-suite may not relate to.

Irrigation waters are also salt solutions; depending on their particular source and postwithdrawal treatment, the particular salts present in irrigation water may not be compatible with the suite of minerals present in the soils.

You may not know ByteDance, but its suite of media apps are turning heads all over the world thanks to millions of dollars spent on advertising.

Other than that, cabins are an obvious choice, but with many attendees sharing two, three, or four bedroom suites, opportunity may not always be on your side.

There is considerable argument as to whether complete historical restoration is an achievable goal (Lamb and Gilmour 2003; Suding et al. 2004; Hobbs et al. 2006) because the original suite of species may not be known or present in the seed bank.

Do not add layering papers to pre-cut invitation suites, as the final invitation size may not fit in the envelopes provided with the invitation suite.

The fans here may not be ready to purchase luxury suites, but they are plugged into the majors via satellite and cable.

But after her winds die down and her storm surges recede, a "whole suite of issues that may not have been considered" will remain, said Ronald Kendall, director of The Institute of Environment and Human Health at Texas Tech University.