Sentence examples for sometimes suitable from inspiring English sources

High-valley soils are sometimes suitable for irrigation, depending on texture, steepness of slopes, length of snow cover, and the presence of trace elements (e.g., selenium) that limit suitability for crop cultivation.

The uniqueness of the fixed point is not required in the most general context although it can be sometimes suitable provided that only one such a point exists in some given problem.

Durum wheat is a good type and it is sometimes suitable for vegetarians if its made of durum wheat flour and water.

They are wise enough to know that sometimes a suitable second home is easier to acquire than a suitable mate.

However, open bypass is sometimes more suitable for patients who are "superobese".

Thus, the high-level abstraction is sometimes more suitable for implementing the simulation with proper complexity and little running time.

Therefore, the diagnostic criteria for adults are sometimes not suitable for children and adolescents.

Most of the extractions that were partially successful with Option 3 were of low RNA quality, and often degraded (gray cells in Appendix 2), but the nondegraded isolations from Option 3 were sometimes ultimately suitable for transcriptome sequencing (Appendix 2).

The studies have been small, sometimes without suitable control groups and, to date, have focused on the survival phase, in which palliative care is the main priority, rather than the treatment phase.

Then I tend to order more Thai food than is suitable; sometimes the delivery guy shows up with four place settings.

Offers wallet-size photos, which are sometimes the only suitable size print from cheap digital cameras.