Sentence examples for socially unsuitable from inspiring English sources
The Canadian economy increasingly requires, however, the kinds of immigrants that Canadian immigration rules deem socially unsuitable to be citizens.
Simpson was perceived to be politically and socially unsuitable as a consort because of her two failed marriages.
They were confused regarding the appropriateness of the feeding options they were expected to advise HIV-positive women to employ, and perceived both exclusive breastfeeding and exclusive replacement feeding as culturally and socially unsuitable.
Concurring, Leshabari and colleagues' study of nurse counselors in Northern Tanzania on HIV and infant feeding options found that nurse counselors were ambivalent about the appropriateness of the feeding options for HIV-positive mothers because they regarded both EBF and replacement feeding (RF) as culturally and socially unsuitable.
Research suggests that the educational background is related to the union status at childbirth and to the separation behavior of parents (McLanahan 2004): less educated mothers may be less likely to marry because they see their romantic partners as economically or socially unsuitable marriage partners.
Furthermore, the British and Dominion governments felt that Wallis, as a two-time divorc��e, was politically, socially, and morally unsuitable as a prospective consort.
He looked at all of the "socially acceptable" suburbs, but found them unsuitable.
The novel's action centers on a dinner party whose guests include an aging playboy with an obviously unsuitable young girlfriend and a socially ambitious philosopher.
Based on prior publications [ 15- 17], Rothi, Leavy and Best [ 18] emphasize that children and adolescents with emotional and/or behavioral problems have their learning ability impaired and that they also interfere negatively with the school environment, making it unsuitable for their peers' learning processes, both socially and academically.
