Sentence examples for not only unsuitable from inspiring English sources

Ikea is generally known to "offer low-budget furniture," the complaint read, and the renter argued that this kitchen was not only unsuitable in an Ian Schrager tower with expensive and lavish kitchens, but was "the source of embarrassment for plaintiff and the subject of remarks by guests".

"This is not a decision we made lightly, however, we believe he has exhibited a pattern of behavior in his videos that makes his channel not only unsuitable for advertisers, but also potentially damaging to the broader creator community".

Liquid membranes containing neutral carriers but no ionic sites are thus not only unsuitable for ISEs due to their high impedance, but also because it is very likely that either the failure of permselectivity occurs or the concentration of primary ions permselectivity entering the membrane is too small to determine the phase boundary potential.

People quickly agree that he is not only unsuitable for high office but quite possibly bonkers, stark-raving mad, round the twist -- whatever you call the unbalanced in colloquial speech.

"They're accusing him of terrorism, but everyone who knows Oleg in person or his films will know he's not only unsuitable but that it's absurd to accuse him and friends of this," said Olga Zhurzhenko, who produced "Gaamer".

Moreover, delay in availability of the results makes these methods not only unsuitable for screening but also unsuitable for treatment as a number of patients (especially adolescents and pregnant women) do not return to collect their results [ 2, 3].

See related research by Seyler et al., http://ccforum.com/content/15/3/R137 Inappropriate antimicrobial therapy refers not only to an unsuitable drug choice in terms of spectrum of activity but also to an inadequate dosing regimen.

To summarize, the aforementioned datasets are unsuitable not only for studying CO covariates but also for taking advantage of modern machine learning (e.g., DL) approaches.

If this is the case, then, not only is image registration unsuitable but also it is not advised, as a distortion of this magnitude should really be resolved at an instrumental level.

This subset is the result of a filter approach applied to the original DUD dataset (40 targets with about 95172 compounds) that not only removes molecules with unsuitable physicochemical properties but also resolves the problem of bias of an artificial enrichment (due to the presence of close analogues of the actives).

A lack of both temporary and long-term housing, as well as cuts to government funding, have severely affected the number of people sleeping rough in the area, causing a situation that has led to homeless people not only moving to dismally unsuitable, out of the way places, but setting up camp right in the city center.