Sentence examples for seen as suitable from inspiring English sources

Why, then, would this outfit be seen as suitable for a "boy"?

Most significantly, stocks came to be seen as suitable both for retirement funds and retirees.

"Now," says Latchman, "we are realising there is a huge untapped market of younger students who, either because they weren't seen as suitable for university by their schools or just wanted to start work early, want to do a degree".

As it stands, unless a museum can guarantee a climate of 70 degrees Fahrenheit (21 degrees Celsius) and 50% relative humidity, it is not seen as suitable to borrow great art.

Several messages contain mentions of militants seen as suitable candidates for al-Qaeda operations, information that has led to an undisclosed number of arrests by other governments overseas, the officials said.

Kit Malthouse, the MP for North West Hampshire, was told to resign as patron of the MS Society, the national charity that campaigns on issues surrounding multiple sclerosis, and was no longer seen as "suitable" for the position after he voted in favour of cuts to ESA that would see people with MS among hundreds of thousands of disabled people to lose critical allowances.

Tomatoes, peppers and cucumbers are what Basses see as suitable.

You will be put into the one seen as most suitable for someone of your age.

He was long seen as a suitable successor to Mr. Klein.

You are put into the one seen as most suitable for your age, and the money is usually spread across different types of investment … shares, bonds, property.

Adjustable-rate mortgages, by contrast, are often seen as more suitable for risk takers and those who expect to sell their homes in a short time.