Sentence examples for someone suitable to from inspiring English sources

You either need to be suitably qualified or experienced to do this yourself, or you should appoint someone suitable to do this on your behalf.

"I just want someone suitable to be prime minister".

In the majority of cases it's possible to find someone suitable to care for them".

There are two issues, the first having to do with media dynamics: will the drip, drip, drip of coverage of the legal case eventually erode his standing as someone suitable to tuck us in every night?

"We've been actively looking for someone suitable to buy the club and we've had numerous interest as usual, some more suitable than others," added Andronikou.

Dyke will no doubt try to find someone suitable to join the commission and silence the critics but Rabbatts and others may now accuse him and the FA of tokenism.

I've had a number of business mentors, but I don't really believe in the traditional notion of mentoring, where you find someone suitable, agree to meet up once a week or whatever.

"You might feel rejected, which stinks," she adds, "but it just means there's someone more suitable to ask".

The email recipient was asked to forward the request for study participation to someone more suitable to complete the survey on behalf of the organisation, if required.

If they need to find a new provider, however, it could take six months to a year before they manage to locate someone suitable.

"We have mandated the manager to look out for someone suitable, who fits into the squad according to Brian's view, and the sooner we get someone the better," he said.