Sentence examples for not consider suitable from inspiring English sources

He complained about the way prime-time network programming forced local affiliates to air film of Victoria's Secret models in their less-than-full regalia, a sight he does not consider suitable for his 7-year-old.

They are eligible for public assistance if they do not have a job, often receive generous pensions and acknowledge they will not take any jobs they do not consider suitable for them.

A posthumously published treatise entitled Dialectices libri quatuor (Four Books of Dialectic, 1550) appears to be a youthful work that Vives evidently did not consider suitable for publication.

For those interventions that we do not consider suitable for the CDI approach, some further operational research studies that would assess their feasibility for the CDI approach or shed light on ways of making them suitable for the CDI approach need to be done.

Rowing was a skilled profession and therefore not considered suitable for slaves.

It is not considered suitable for those who are violent or mentally ill.

Ms Jensen was not considered suitable for other, conventional surgery because the passage of air through her voicebox and windpipe was completely blocked.

He was not in violation of the dress code, which stipulates that "tennis dresses, shirts without collars, designer jeans, dungarees, jogging attire, warm ups, shorts shorter than Bermuda length are not considered suitable anywhere in the clubhouse".

The weakest people with the most complicated problems are either not considered suitable, or are sent back to prison after failing supervised urine controls.These undemocratic policies reinforce the role of the police and violate people's privacy and dignity.

Cassia, the protagonist of the novel, yearns, not unreasonably, for a little more variety and is also torn between the boy the Society has picked out for her and another, a member of a social class known as Aberrations, not considered suitable for reproduction.

Kenneth Kaunda, the President of Zambia, whose state was a vital source of support to South African liberation movements, drew laughter by repeatedly referring to Afrikaners as "Boers", a word not considered suitable in the politically correct lexicon at a time when the theme is one of reconciliation and forgiving the past.