Sentence examples similar to that would be ill from inspiring English sources

The officials also cited concerns that the wild salmon would interbreed with farmed salmon, producing progeny that would be ill-suited for survival.

The group explained to Dr. Kimmel that he would be ill advised to submit the task force report to Council at that meeting because, as currently worded, APA could "only receive the report" but not "do anything" with it.

They also note that women would be ill suited for hand-to-hand combat with men.

I made a judgment that it would be ill advised to make him an ambassador based on the totality of the record".

He had recruited me, when I was a student in college, to go to the University of Chicago Law School," Mr. Ashcroft testified, before adding a cryptic answer he would repeat two times as Mr. Leahy pressed him: "I made a judgment that it would be ill advised to make him ambassador based on the totality of the record".

There were some participants who felt that universities would be ill advised to 'force' research students into using technology even though it is increasingly a requirement for professional practice and for those seeking a career as academics.

And plus the side effects, and I was worried about our finances of whether that I would be ill and not be able to go to work".

Were he to fall seriously ill, that would be it.

The C.I.A. shuttered its program, and Congress passed a law limiting the ruling's impact by specifying specific categories of ill treatment that would be considered grave breaches.

Will such a move create a homeless mentally ill problem that would be as devastating as the problem they're trying to solve?

The company had agreed to supply an old oil-fired power plant in Meredosia, Ill., that would be converted to demonstrate the carbon-capture technology on a commercial scale.