First, all species or clade splits are confined to the Pleistocene implying that these cold-tolerant taxa proliferated or radiated during glacier-mediated climatic oscillations and not during pre-Pleistocene (i.e. Pliocene) climatic conditions, which were considerably warmer [ 38], or perhaps even unsuitable for Alosa in the region under study.
These days, Chepstow's enclosures are narrow and awkward, and largely unsuitable for above-average crowds, so some are perhaps, as they say, voting with their feet.
The male rejection of adulthood is now the dominant attitude in Hollywood comedy, even (or perhaps especially) in movies whose sexual frankness makes them officially unsuitable for children.
Eventually, and, in retrospect, perhaps inevitably, his surname became cockney rhyming slang for a word unsuitable for any family newspaper.
These may have been ceremonial rods or, perhaps, master gauges for calibration and comparison; their brittleness would make them unsuitable for the rough handling received by mason's tools.
(In the age of cable, the arguments made here that his show is unsuitable for broadcast by any station are simply outdated.) Perhaps this is meant as sardonic hyperbole, but it feels more like daytime television.
Perhaps it's meant to, although you would have thought such fraught imagery might be unsuitable for a major urban development.
Another aspect of large-scale habitat management for adaptation was to create new areas of habitat to supplement and perhaps in time compensate for areas that could be lost or are at risk of becoming permanently unsuitable for current species.
"But they are unsuitable for tourists".
"This facility was completely unsuitable for housing.
Virus-laden cells are unsuitable for transplant.
