Sentence examples for suited for either from inspiring English sources
These decreases did not correspond with an increase in mesopredator abundance indices in either case, indicating the presence of abiotic stressors or that the habitats are not well suited for either species.
Several decades later, in "Palimpsest," Vidal expanded on this line: [Mailer] was trained at Harvard as an engineer, and I have a theory that the mind of an engineer, though well suited for many things, is ill suited for either literature or politics.
While Secretary of State or Defense Administration positions seem well suited for either one of California's Senators, the fact is that both could easily do the job of myriad other cabinet posts.
The presentation format with distinct sections makes it readable and well suited for either students just learning about the pathogens causing infectious disease or clinicians who need an update.
Ginsburg found that while V.M.I. may not be suitable for all women, its harsh methods clearly were not suited for all men either, and therefore those women who were able to meet the requirements should not be excluded.
The design of HGVs also makes them well suited for use in either intermodal or multimodal systems.
Daimler says that its Mercedes-Benz F 800 Style research concept vehicle represents an all-new multi drive platform, which is suited for electric drivetrains using either fuel cells or plug-in hybrid systems.
The instrument is thus best suited for analyses on either the factor level or even the single item level (see Thornton and Sokoloff, 1998).
Treatment with A3309 may therefore be suited for individualized treatment, either on a fixed schedule or "on demand".
If he/she has a scarce earning capacity, because of a low level of education, and he/she is not well suited for the labour market, either very young or old, the household is more likely to live in poverty (Devicienti et al. 2014).
Nuclear process heat is ideally suited for the production of hydrogen, either using electricity for electrolysis of water, or heat for thermochemical hydrogen production or reforming of fossil fuels.
