Sentence examples for sometimes unsuitable from inspiring English sources
Polymers are commonly used in industry for packaging applications and as protective coatings but are sometimes unsuitable to use due to their low surface energies.
The use of film is in part designed to avoid the giggle factor associated with singers of sometimes unsuitable size expressing mutual admiration.
Some brokers and agents are using Medicare Part D as a pretext to get in the doors of Medicare-eligible consumers, then selling them a variety of unrelated and sometimes unsuitable insurance products".
The criticism expressed by our informants was that the methods introduced felt like package solutions, rarely suitable for primary care and sometimes unsuitable for health care as a whole.
While we frequently see groups use mice and rat as animal models of diseases, sometimes they are unsuitable for knocking out genes as they can result in embryonic lethality.
Discussion about parapsychological phenomena has sometimes assumed emotional overtones, unsuitable to scientific discipline, and outspoken but contradictory opinions are still frequently voiced.
She copied out a long passage on female friendship from Melanie Klein's "Love, Guilt and Reparation" and sent it to Methfessel, building a case for the romance that Bishop sometimes feared was both "unsuitable & disastrous," owing to their age difference.
" "It is annoying, that unsuitable information sometimes gets out.
In addition, sometimes the border BACs were unsuitable for FISH, so a more proximal BAC had to be used.
"At security, I want to be able to know who's in charge, without alienating anybody in the process," said Mayer Horn, an engineer and vice president of KLD Associates in Huntington Station, N.Y., who has to take fragile projection equipment on his road trips and has sometimes watched it be damaged or rejected as unsuitable for carrying on a plane.
If oceanic conditions are unsuitable, seabirds will emigrate to more productive areas, sometimes permanently if the bird is young.
