Sentence examples for suitable world from inspiring English sources

While it is not clear whether there is a price leader amongst the Asian export markets, Vietnam has the most extensive price relations with other export markets which would suggest that the Vietnamese rice export price is a more suitable world reference price than the Thai export price.

In applications, it seems that the values of λ and μ can be interpreted as the adjustable instruments for a suitable real world phenomenon.

A Web page is suitable for World Wide Web (WWW), which runs on a web browser and hence can be accessed across the globe.

Due to this inherent scatter the rodent eye provides a suitable real-world test of the ability of HiLo to provide pseudo-confocality and reduce the effects of out-of-plane scatter.

Throughout the months of conjecture about whether Robshaw's workaholic, tackle-all-day qualities were suitable to a World Cup-chasing back row, the quietly-spoken man from Croydon stayed dignified.

The two of them have been eking out whatever existence they can on this New Earth In Waiting, a dust ball identified as a suitable future home world, albeit after some generous terraforming.

There are plenty of holiday destinations around the world suitable for the discerning music fan.

This was Da Yu who, after years of strenuous labour, provided outlets to the sea through dredging, with the aid of dragons, thus making the world suitable for human habitation.

The president should push for a new United States trade agenda suitable for a world in which the Western countries are losing ground while "developing" countries like China, Brazil and India are surging.

Therefore, the model is very suitable for real world applications.

But C is no longer suitable for this world which C has built.