Sentence examples for otherwise suitable from inspiring English sources
They must make sure the compound is otherwise suitable -- that it can be made into a pill, for example.
Ms. Willett saw high-rise doorman buildings that were otherwise suitable, but not zoned for one of her chosen schools.
Are you regularly dismissing otherwise suitable candidates because they aren't seen as the 'right cultural fit' or as having a familiar leadership and communication style?
The kitchen, in which the second-most-useful culinary appliance appears to be the telephone, for ordering takeout, is otherwise suitable only for making espresso, on any of a dozen or so stovetop devices.
John Denham of Denham Wolf Real Estate Services said that when he told a nonprofit company about a space that was overpriced but otherwise suitable, "that same day the landlord got so many offers he raised the rent 10percentt".
But, as a recent report by the UK Drug Policy Commission showed, two-thirds of employers acknowledge that they would not recruit a reformed drug addict even if they were otherwise suitable for the job.
Which is a shame, because a lot of otherwise-suitable sites are too shallow.Not all wind turbines work this way, though.
Evaluating the likelihood that significant prey species also will colonise restored areas is also important; if they do not do so (perhaps because of poor dispersal capacity), otherwise-suitable habitat may be unable to support populations of the endangered taxon.
The general reoptimization approach used for repairing solutions is specifically suited for combinatorial problems where it may be hard to otherwise design suitable repair neighborhoods.
Prof Richard Green at Imperial College London, who led the economic aspects of the report, said: "There would be some cost if you ended up not using onshore sites that would otherwise be suitable.
The overarching criteria for disability allowance is that individuals are residents of Ireland and have a disability that is expected to last for at least one year and substantially restricts a person from undertaking work that would otherwise be suitable for them.
