It is entirely unsuitable for sprouts, but creates a good impression.
In Mr. Vidich's piece, which comes with a title unsuitable for publication, Igal Nassima creates the electronic sound with discrete finesse as Mr. Vidich appears, naked except for a flesh-colored thong, his muscular body gleaming like a waxwork dummy.
Another example is documented by Campbell (1984) who explains how the introduction of unsuitable, imported foods created new vulnerabilities for Pacific island communities facing future hurricanes.
During the rapid industrialisation of agriculture that took place in the decades after the Second World War, central and northern Sweden was deemed unsuitable for rationalisation in terms of creating large-scale industrialised farms.
"Imposing a home extensions free-for-all on the whole country risks opening the floodgates to thousands of unsightly and unsuitable extensions which create disputes between neighbours, impinge on garden space and increase flood risk".
The NE-CO-NW clade split from the EA around 8-9 Mya when lacustrine ecosystems and swamps covered large parts of what would become Amazonia, creating an environment unsuitable for A. cajennense.
It has been found that these patches of open sand are necessary for katipo to build their webs as plants that envelop sand dunes in dense cover, such as exotic plants like kikuyu or buffalo grass, create an environment unsuitable for web construction.
Artificial lights have been observed to divert dispersing or migrating moths to locations that are unsuitable for breeding (Frank, 2006, and references therein), potentially creating an ecological trap.
The authors of the latter study asserted that multiple choice questions may be unsuitable for formative assessments, because the "lures" or distractors create "false knowledge" [ 26].
The amount of freshwater in flows was important to several species and greater densities occurred around larger discharges although very large discharges across narrow mudflats created deep, incised creeks that were unsuitable for most waterbirds.
