Sentence examples for unsuitable appointment from inspiring English sources

Beiersdorfer, you might recall, was of course in charge at Hamburg when Mainz's Jürgen Klopp was regarded as an unsuitable appointment because of his penchant for distressed jeans and his stubble.

Women from urban areas pointed out unsuitable appointment times and too long appointment queues, which could mean that health service availability is not good enough in urban areas.

BCC was also at fault for its poor oversight and appointment of unsuitable candidates as local authority governors in maintained schools.

Much has been written about the Co-op's antiquated and complex system of governance, the appointment of unsuitable people to posts for which they were ill qualified, the "black hole" in its banking arm's finances that necessitated the sale of 70% of it.

In comparison, attendance at specialist appointments was relatively high, suggesting that patients who attended appointments were assessed as unsuitable for treatment, due to patient preference, provider preference, or co-morbidities such as mental health or substance use.

Main reasons for non-participation in the national screening programme were a recent visit to a gynaecologist (42.3%), fear to give a Pap-smear (14.3%), long appointment queues (12.9%) and unsuitable reception hours (11.8%).

Before the team left England, critics queried Hutton's appointment, arguing that a professional captain was unsuitable to lead a tour.

Other reasons were fear to give a Pap-smear (14.3%), long waiting list for appointment (12.9), clinic is far away (12.7) and unsuitable reception times (11.8%).

Indeed her appointment would go some way to making up for the 1921 ban on women's football as "quite unsuitable for females".

"Unsuitable," the king replies.

It sounds most unsuitable".