Sentence examples for question the suitability from inspiring English sources

Some games of this type, such as spite and malice, racing demon, and spit, are played competitively by two or more players, thus calling into question the suitability of the term solitaire.

But the deployment of the Guatemala military to fight crime, from patrolling the streets of the capital to mounting raids to capture drug traffickers, has worried human rights groups and lately some diplomats, who question the suitability of soldiers for police work.

The rapid increase in end-user computing calls into question the suitability of existing database query languages (DBQLs).

And I would question the suitability of putting a retail investor in a currency trade leveraged in order to make it worthwhile.

"I would question the suitability of putting a retail investor in a currency trade leveraged in order to make it worthwhile.

Given an already crowded curriculum and growing pressure to provide quantifiable evidence of student mastery of the standard subjects of history, literature, math, and science, teachers may question the suitability of adding philosophy to the curriculum.

But Judge Kaplan has questioned the suitability of substituting $100 million in coupons for cash.

Although some analysts questioned the suitability of Mr. Semel's background, others praised his appointment.

Martin Johnson has questioned the suitability of Dylan Hartley to lead England into the Six Nations Championship.

Some commentators have called for Flower's head and questioned the suitability of Cook as captain.

The Littles also questioned the suitability of " 'Twas the night before Christmas," when not a creature stirs, not even a mouse.