Sentence examples for not so suitable from inspiring English sources

Doubles well as highlighter on brows and cheekbones but not so suitable for entire face as it could look a bit ghostly.

Blum's greatest strength is in organisation: finding suitable (and some not so suitable) plaintiffs, raising funds, and assembling legal teams with the skill and ideological commitment to prevail at all levels of the judicial system.

The regulated company, which had been very convenient for trading with countries where conditions were stable, was not so suitable for ventures to remoter lands, where the risks, commercial and political, were greater.

As known, although the Lyapunov second method is a powerful technique in proving the stability theorems, it is not so suitable in the non-delay case.

During the storage of the nanoformulation, the absolute value of the zeta potential usually becomes low and the nanoparticles become aggregated, so the size distribution was uneven and the nanoparticles are not so suitable for therapy as the fresh nanoparticles.

While classical model reduction techniques have been applied to the CME in the past [ 7], they are not so suitable for parametric analysis tasks.

School administrators and teachers -- often backed by goal-orientated politicians and parents -- broadcast the not-so-suitable message that these days play seems superfluous, that at bottom play is for slackers, that if kids must play, they should at least learn something while they are doing it.

Stylish hats, suspenders, big purses...all super CeCe, but these are pretty extreme fashions that may not be so suitable for you.

The problem is that there are not so many cases suitable for benchmarking.

This method must be simple and fast, although not so accurate, to be suitable for the intense interactive process during the technology mapping in the logic synthesis phase.

Computing the disparity on the tone-mapped image pairs is an approach to solve these challenges, but not so many tone-mapping operators are suitable to be applied on more than one frame or image while keeping the consistency of the images or frames.