Sentence examples for thought to be unsuitable from inspiring English sources

"In the early days, Rahul Dravid was thought to be unsuitable for ODIs," recalls Arvind Ramanan.

Used cars, for one thing, were thought to be unsuitable: who would want to buy, sight unseen, a secondhand car from a stranger in an internet auction?

Increasing reliance on donors with characteristics previously thought to be unsuitable for use in transplantation has led to questions about graft outcomes for recipients of such organs.

However, it was thought to be unsuitable for Walt Disney Pictures because it was "a racier R-rated movie".

However, Batman Returns was released to generally positive reviews, although a "parental backlash" criticized the film for containing violence and sexual innuendos that were thought to be unsuitable for children.

Until recently, the Illumimna sequencing-by-synthesis method of parallel DNA sequencing was thought to be unsuitable for microbiome profiling because the sequencing reads were too short to traverse any of the 16S rRNA variable regions.

"The sort of things that people want contemporary art to be now, but in those days it was thought to be entirely unsuitable".

That 'disabled' is thought to be an unsuitable way to describe people displaying world class achievement points, not to progress, but the prejudice that remains: a person with a disability is not thought to be 'able'able

Poor adherence was thought to be caused by a lack of understanding, unsuitable prescribing and/or a lack of a self-management plan.

Forty-six patients were unsuitable for VF assessment because of moderate or severe learning disability and 11 patients had VFs that were thought to be unreliable.

In this way we endeavour to rank and select the candidates who are thought to be best suited to the course, and to de-select those thought academically or personally unsuitable.