Sentence examples for suitable for almost from inspiring English sources

Understated but always chic, the G&T is suitable for almost any occasion.

The shelving around the attractive yellow-paneled interior overflows with sweets and snacks suitable for almost any occasion.

It may be that Kermit is popular because it is a robust file transfer protocol suitable for almost any line or network conditions.

This consists of the curl-up, the bird dog (or quadruped) and the side bridge, all of which are low-intensity and suitable for almost everyone.

The technology is suitable for almost all absorption heat pump components (absorbers, desorbers, condensers, rectifiers, and evaporators) and for a wide range of binary-fluid processes.

Give birds a place to stay It's easy to buy (or build) nest boxes suitable for almost every garden bird imaginable, from owls to robins and sparrows to housemartins.

Mr. Hilfiger, who sold his apparel company 14 months ago to Phillips-Van Heusen for $3 billion, had been scouring the city for a suitable building for almost a year.

This belief in language use as the touchstone of intelligent behavior dates back at least to the 1950 proposal of the Turing Test2 as a way to gauge whether machine intelligence has been achieved; as Turing wrote, "The question and answer method seems to be suitable for introducing almost any one of the fields of human endeavour that we wish to include".

This model places the flavin ring in a position suitable for catalysis, almost perpendicular to the tetracyclic ring system of the substrate and with a distance of the C4a carbon atom of the isoalloxazine ring to the C-11 carbon atom of the substrate of 4.8 Å.

Unfortunately, the valves commercially available are almost exclusively suitable for-single phase flow, and only one valve system compatible with multi-phase systems has been presented so far in the literature.

To sum up, irrespective of other advantages (e.g. water retention potential) we can conclude that this material is suitable for green roofs, almost comparable to natural substrates (from the defined cradle-to-grave perspective).