Sentence examples for render unsuitable from inspiring English sources

Well-drained soils may render unsuitable water to be fairly usable.

In the worst case long-term scenarios, however, the Save the Redwods League projects that most habitat for coastal redwoods would eventually be rendered unsuitable for the big trees.

Even if SUPs are discarded into a recycling container, they are often contaminated by food waste and rendered unsuitable for recycling, or made of a type of plastic that have no recycling infrastructure.

Operational analyses suffer from changes over time that render them unsuitable for longer term studies43.

Economists and developers point to several flaws in the implementation of Bitcoin which render it unsuitable for widespread use.

"The answers Ms. Lynch gave in this hearing room, in my judgment, render her unsuitable for the position of chief law enforcement official," Cruz said.

Lord Monckton said the incidents reflected a pattern of willful misrepresentation by scientists with financial and professional interests that render them unsuitable to give neutral advice.

It seems every time women start demanding access to this or that, there is a rash of studies "proving" that menstrual cycles render them unsuitable.

Higher concentrations of TDS, HCO( _{3}^ ), Cl− and SO( _{4}^{2 - } ) in all zones render it unsuitable for industry too.

Presence of blood and debris and the risk of gas embolism render CO2 unsuitable to use in operative hysteroscopy.

These runoffs may alter the chemical quality of both stream and ground waters which in turn render them unsuitable for some purposes in agriculture especially irrigation (Sudhakar and Mamatha 2004).