Sentence examples for more suitable facility from inspiring English sources

The New York Islanders rank 30th in attendance at the hockey-unfriendly Barclays Center, but ownership has a plan in place to try to build a more suitable facility for the team at Belmont Park.

I was alerted to the case because he was being admitted to my team, the chief of infectious disease told me what to do and phoned the CDC who came within a day with appropriate gowns and gloves and waste disposal materials, and took the patient, properly protected, to a more suitable facility.

Patients requiring longer-term rehabilitation can then be transferred to a more suitable facility, while those able to be discharged directly from the stroke unit can receive ambulatory rehabilitation if required.

The city of Leicester is still represented by the King Power Stadium, which has a capacity of more than 32,000 and tournament organisers believe it has more suitable off-field facilities than Welford Road.

Frequently, for instance, a designer upon surveying existing facilities finds that the redesign of these facilities would be more suitable to the client's needs and more economical than the leasing of a new space or the adding of additional space.

Compact, agile production facilities are much more suitable.

Therefore, other strategies or facilities would probably be more suitable[ 1, 7- 9].

Few areas of state government are more suitable for elimination than the five state-run youth correctional facilities that comprise the old California Youth Authority, now called the Division of Juvenile Justice.

We suggest further exploring CHW supervision innovations, such as an enhanced role for community actors, who may be more suitable to support CHWs engaged primarily in health promotion than scarce and over-worked facility health workers.

"We put it in our public works facility with the idea that we would get the plaque back there in a more suitable, safer way," Mr. Maley said.

Considering that comprehensive EmOC facilities are not easily accessible to rural women, vacuum extraction would be a more suitable option than caesarean section for women requiring a life-saving procedure in Malindi District and similar settings in Kenya.