Sentence examples for unsuitable for all from inspiring English sources

Literary accounts of early organs are often hyperbolic or metaphorical, but it appears from descriptions such as Wulfstan's that organs like that at Winchester were loud, somewhat clumsy to operate by modern standards, and probably unsuitable for all but the simplest music.

Understandably, Google suppresses terms likely to encourage illegality or materials unsuitable for all users, together with numerous formulations relating to areas like racial and religious hatred.

Table 5 shows that recommendation setting of irrigation water quality index (IWQI) ranges from 85 to 100; almost all crops can grow without any risk of toxicity, 70 85 highly sensitive crops might be affected, 55 70 moderate tolerant crops can grow, 40 55 high tolerance crops can grow, and 0 40 this is unsuitable for all most for all crops except only plants with high salt tolerance.

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These results are considered clinically important, given the fact that patients included in this study were unsuitable for all available approved treatment options.

This final approach, 'incomplete' presentation, also included a group who never considered implants as a treatment option (which may have either been due to them feeling that DITs were unsuitable for all of their patients or due to a lack of awareness about DITs as a potential treatment option).

That is not to say that residential population is an unsuitable denominator for all crime types – there might be little difference between 'traditional' denominators and other measures for residential burglary and car theft (Cohen et al. 1985) – but its applicability to crimes that do not rely on the number of residents in a neighbourhood is highly questionable.

Oven-dry-based TS and VS determination without correction for the loss of volatile compounds is an unsuitable method for all substrates containing noteworthy amounts of volatile compounds.

After cryo fixation, the greatest density of synaptic vesicles is at the pre-synaptic membrane, but after chemical fixation the vesicle density increases away from the pre-synaptic membrane suggesting that chemical fixation is unsuitable for capturing all docked vesicles.

Where meta-analysis was considered unsuitable for some or all of the data, we employed a narrative synthesis method.

Residents of care homes were more likely to be identified by their doctor as unsuitable or non-consenting for all Quality and Outcomes Framework indicators for a condition allowing their exclusion from targets; 33.7% for stroke and 34.5% for diabetes.