Sentence examples for suitable rather than from inspiring English sources

Shortly after, Aberdeen's Chris Fishwick and Piers Currie warned: "Marketers of splits have to be careful to target prospective investors for whom geared risk is suitable rather than novice investors who do not understand the product".

For the fine books made in the Anglo-Celtic centres, the majuscular script called Insular half uncial was deemed suitable rather than the pointed, more cursive Irish minuscule used for documents and vernacular texts.

In Brussels "to assist" means to be present, not to help; "to control" means to check, rather than to exercise power; "adequate" means appropriate or suitable, rather than (barely) sufficient; and mass nouns are countable, such as advices, informations and aids.

Since patients are commonly referred to the most suitable rather than simply to the nearest hospital transport times can be greatly increased to suit the patients needs, should closer hospitals have inadequate or overcrowded facilities.

The problem stems from the fact that those giving advice about IRAs and rollovers fall into the "suitable" rather than fiduciary category, unbeknownst to many consumers.

It appears that there may be some social benefit to people staying unemployed until they find a suitable job, rather than rushing into a position purely for the sake of employment.And Barry Ritholtz shows us the future of the American auto industry—and the future is adorable!

Then, ( H ) mergers are more suitable tools rather than ( V ) ones to increase business profits when the number of firms is lower than 22.

Results suggest that landscape-mediated variation in pest pressure in this system is better explained by a direct response of pest insects to increasing cover of a highly suitable crop rather than an indirect response via reductions in natural enemies as natural habitat declines.

Former Bernie volunteers should make use of their data base of contacts to identify a suitable space, rather than guardedly hold on to information.

Mix and match your most gothic items with school suitable clothes rather than going full-on goth - I know it seems harsh but you'll still look like an individual, without breaking the rules.

It also allows recruiters to search for suitable candidates themselves, rather than waiting for the right person to apply.