Sentence examples for unsuitable names from inspiring English sources
"Avoid aesthetically unsuitable names," like Gaswork Road, the council decreed.
Perhaps because Venky's crave a someone to convince audiences in Mumbai or Delhi that its ownership of Blackburn is a serious business, Kean's transfer headlines have revolved around patently unsuitable names like Ronaldinho and Raul.
Studio executives thought "Archie Leach" was an unsuitable name for a leading man and rechristened the actor "Cary Grant," a name he would legally adopt in 1941.
Lil's husband dies in a car accident when the boys are young, after which she is timidly courted by a dull fellow named Saul Gary Sweett), who is clearly unsuitable because his name has one too many letters in it.
The genre was considered unsuitable for bigger names as the films had lower budgets and often attained negative critical response.
Perhaps the only disappointment was that the match was played – in front of a 5,162 crowd – at Cazaly's Stadium, a totally unsuitable AFL ground named after a Victorian footy player and the current home of AFL Cairns.
The Japanese Hydrographic and Oceanographic Department of the Japanese Coast Guard has claimed that the name East Sea is confusing and unsuitable as an international geographic name, because the local name for a variety of seas can be translated into English as East Sea.
Detractors, pointing to a series of ethics investigations involving Mr. D'Amato, say his name is unsuitable for a courthouse.
But detractors criticized the naming as unsuitable given the series of ethics investigations that clouded Mr. D'Amato's tenure in Washington.
As shown in this chart, SoftTFIDF is unsuitable for use with chemical names, whereas the length-normalized edit distance is suitable for chemical names.
Intravenously administered L-NAME is therefore unsuitable, in our model, as a tool to elucidate the current discrete mechanisms influencing epithelial duodenal mucosal alkaline secretion, since the basal secretory levels will nearly overcome the upper limit for measurement of alkaline secretion.
