Sentence examples for suitable for what from inspiring English sources

Are the telecommunications systems suitable for what you want?

"Obviously that's not suitable for what we are talking about.

10 Ignore all proferred rules and create your own, suitable for what you want to say.

But is this lusty philosophy suitable for what is still widely thought of as the newspaper of record? Great buildings break rules.

She was twenty years old and had no experience suitable for what she would encounter in the despairs and chaotic defeats of the Keller household.

The whole is performed with great good cheer, a boon in a battle with the elements and more than suitable for what is probably Shakespeare's most good-humored play.

If they're questionable, we would contact the appropriate person – be that the anaesthetist or the surgeon or both – and find out from them whether they believe the patient's suitable and for what admission they're suitable".

That is a suitable epitaph for what has happened to the Senate.

Morris says: "You must find a sponsorship property that will reach your specific target market, and ensure that you get the most suitable benefits for what you want to achieve, not just the rights the owner wants to give you.

More than 60 years ago, Americans sacrificed in blood and treasure to defeat an idea: that a society could treat an ethnic community that worships differently as a feared and despised enemy within, possessing no rights and suitable only for what the majority wishes to do with it.

I wonder what kind of life you have to have led to think that "Achievement" is a suitable name for what the father of Internet Explorer had just come up with.