Sentence examples for more suitable match from inspiring English sources

Hearing of her plight, the man thought of a remedy — why not marry Sakina to his own son, who was just 17, a much more suitable match?

William fell in love with his cousin Elisa Radziwill, a Princess of the Polish nobility, but his parents felt Elisa's rank was not suitable for the bride of a Prussian Prince and forced a more suitable match.

Researchers suggest that cyclostationary feature detection is more suitable than matched filter and energy detector techniques.

The Little Mermaid still suffers as her beloved Prince marries someone far more suitable: the Little Match Girl still sits in our street corners, a prey to men: one day the Ugly Duckling will spread his wings and fly off as a swan.

Also, the μc-Si H with a lower bandgap is more suitable for bandgap match between n-type crystalline SiNWs and i-type absorption layer [14].

They offer a far more suitable long-term match.

This also seems a perfect match – certainly more suitable than some of those on the programme – given there will be viewers tuning in for some vicarious dating, believing a blemished skin may be all that stands between them and a date of their own.

Compared to transistor-level netlists, these hybrid graphs are much smaller in size, more distinguishable in structure, and are thus more suitable for labeling-based pattern matching.

Based on this analysis, patients can be offered targeted agents that match and are more suitable for their tumors.

So the improved HHT based on adaptive waveform matching extension is more suitable for power quality analysis.

To compute the number of exact matches and make it suitable for a fine-grained parallel implementation, Liu et al. [ 22] formulated a recurrence relation for the number of exact match computations that is more suitable for implementation using a linear gap penalty.