Sentence examples for most ill-suited from inspiring English sources

The most ill-suited support I ever saw was at a Pogues gig at Hammersmith Odeon at Christmas 1985.

He must have been one of the smallest, and perhaps most ill-suited recruits ever to turn up at Fort Meade.

3.05pm Chris Kamara is at Vicarage Road and he is wearing the single most ill-suited pair of shades I have ever seen, and what's more he seems pretty pleased with himself about it.

And, though he was eager for literary recognition, he was also the most ill-suited candidate for this kind of canonisation, at least until the similarly elusive Bob Dylan came along a decade later.

Player most ill-suited to be a Cub: Mark Grace.

What is the reality show you're most ill-suited to appear on?

McB's boss, G Brown, was "the most unstable and ill-suited figure" to occupy No 10 since Sir Robert Walpole, Seldon wrote.

While seductive in perceived simplicity, this is a difficult step and we believe that most such individuals are ill-suited to these activities.

Creating such connections tends to be difficult because rigid administrative barriers separate the units at most universities, leaving them ill-suited to take advantage of major opportunities such as those at the interface of evolution and medicine.

Netbooks, by virtue of their limited memory and processing speed, are ill-suited for most conventional computing tasks, though many models will run limited versions of basic business software.

Most current PIR protocols are ill-suited to provide PIR from a search engine or large database: (i) their computational complexity is linear in the size of the database; (ii) they assume active cooperation by the database server in the PIR protocol.