Sentence examples for of any suitable from inspiring English sources

Women determined to extricate riches from wealthy men, and men happily dispensing those riches in return for the attention of any suitable piece of arm candy.

Katoatau's family returned to Kiribati, where the budding young weightlifter was confronted by the absence of any suitable facilities in his homeland.

Big bang She returned to the UK jobless, to find that one of her former professors had been contacted by the British Wool Marketing Board to see if he knew of any suitable economists to work for them.

Unfortunately, this facility is not being availed by approximately seven million visually disabled in the country due to lack of any suitable interface available on the website for them.

From a user's point of view, LICSS is implemented as a single Excel for Windows workbook with just one routine which allows chemical enabling of any suitable spreadsheets (containing Smiles strings) and associated charts (Figure 1).

In conclusion, a cross-leg free latissimus dorsi and serratus anterior combined flap can provide a solution for large soft-tissue defects in lower extremities especially when there is an absence of any suitable recipient artery and vein or when even the use of vein grafts would not be feasible.

A. The theater will be open to use by the public and will become part of the community for any suitable activity.

Note that, in both the quantum and the semiclassical cases, the nonadiabatic couplings that arise from nuclear motion are zero or negligible for any suitable set of diabatic states (by construction of the latter), so eqs 5.32 and 5.33 become 5.34and 5.34andpectively.

The idea of a home that could be manufactured in a factory and flown by helicopter to any suitable plot of land had long been a dream of the US inventor Richard Buckminster Fuller.

You would also have trouble being hired for any suitable jobs of adequate monthly salary if your employers find out of what you've done.

The contraption was to be hooked up "to any suitable form of heater," which would send hot air through a pipe to a dome surrounding the woman's head.