Sentence examples for suitable for airing from inspiring English sources

The regulator is to investigate whether the episode was appropriately scheduled – explicit content is often deemed more suitable for airing after the 9pm watershed – and if viewers were given adequate warning about the storyline.

Mofilm aims to put amateur but talented videographers to work for brand advertisers like Doritos and Visa, producing short and catchy ads suitable for airing on mobile devices and the Internet.

Interestingly, however, the network has made a rather inept attempt at couching their rationale along journalistic lines, telling the filmmakers that the ad was not suitable for airing because they "couldn't come up with conclusive proof of [their] 'claim' that McCain has had four melanomas".

The purpose of this study was to identify compatible hydrate forming-refrigerants suitable for air-conditioning systems.

To explore the air quality problems in Taiwan, this study attempts to develop a biogenic VOC emission model suitable for air quality applications in Taiwan.

Half-effect absorption chillers and two-stage absorption chillers seem to be more suitable for air-cooled solar absorption cooling systems in hot and dry regions which are short of water.

Researchers (Acar 1988; Acar et al. 1986b; Rangasamy et al. 1990) have studied the effect of filament fineness and concluded that the filaments with finer linear densities are more suitable for air-jet texturing due to their less bending and torsional stiffness that blow the filaments more easily that enhance the entanglement effectiveness.

The main limitations of this study are: The biomarkers examined are not specific, as DNA damage can be caused by numerous environmental and individual (genetic and metabolic) factors; Weather conditions not suitable for air sampling (rain, snow, strong wind) may be a limit but there is nothing that can be done about it.

The biomarkers examined are not specific, as DNA damage can be caused by numerous environmental and individual (genetic and metabolic) factors; Weather conditions not suitable for air sampling (rain, snow, strong wind) may be a limit but there is nothing that can be done about it.

It is prohibited on Fox to use the term 'Jesus Christ' without actually referring to the person himself, and so in the scene in which God vaporises a person and exclaims "Jesus Christ", it was necessary for Jesus to physically appear before the two run away in order for the scene to be suitable for television airing.

"It would not be suitable for the air force either – the extra weight of a carrier fighter makes it less than ideal for the air force".