Sentence examples similar to suitable take from inspiring English sources

But simply buying up companies is a complex and intricate business and suitable take-over targets are few and far between.

On the other hand, as a measure of statistical power, ≥10 events per predictor is considered suitable, taking all the candidates and the other covariates (25, 26).

Select suitable take-out boxes.

These drugs were often quite expensive and not suitable to take together.

Consumers need to work out whether they will use the additional benefits, ensure that the benefits are suitable and take note of any exclusions that may apply".

"Consumers need to work out whether they will use the additional benefits and ensure that these are suitable and take note of any exclusions that may apply".

"It does not appear to be suitable to take people with these limited means and to leverage them so that their entire net worth is at the mercy of fluctuations in the price of Microsoft stock," he said.

"He beat off considerable competition internally and externally for the post but I believe there is no one more suitable to take on this exciting and challenging new remit".

Dr Sarah Wollaston MP highlighted earlier this week the "scandal" of vulnerable children and young people being given mental health assessments in police cells for want of anywhere more suitable to take them.

If you do not have a suitable car, take the shuttle from the main car park.

Therefore, it is more suitable to take into account stochastic perturbation in the systems.