Sentence examples for there were suitably from inspiring English sources

Ms. Reding stipulated that her proposal would make a quota compulsory only if there were suitably qualified women.

His plan for getting there is suitably Machiavellian.

The Watson Place, when we eventually got there, was suitably eerie.

There's suitably gamey pigeon breast on a nutty, pearl barley orzotto, all rich with sauce bordelaise; its salt-baked, candy-striped beets are almost too much.

But do the people who will be doing the hiring think there is suitably qualified talent coming out of FE colleges, or would students still need to gain more experience?

In any case, even if there are suitably substantive principles to which people are committed, and this can be shown, and even if there is a way to establish as well that the principles in question would (if right) actually justify more specific moral judgments, one might understandably worry about the status of the resulting structure.

Implementations of segmentation-based approaches applied to B allele frequency (BAF) and log R ratio (LRR) values, including BAFsegmentation [ 8] and MAD [ 9], are proficient at detecting abnormalities, including mosaicism, when there are suitably large percentages of abnormal cells.

Not every object made of suitably-arranged particles of clay is a lump of clay, for some are statues, but whenever there are suitably-arranged particles of clay, there is a lump of clay.

The results were suitably messy.

The punks were suitably impressed.

His "crime" and sentence were suitably Kafkaesque.