Sentence examples for unsuitable role from inspiring English sources
The phrase "unsuitable role" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe a position or function that is not appropriate or fitting for someone or something. Example: "After reviewing her qualifications, it became clear that the position was an unsuitable role for her skill set."
Though Lindgren won prizes for inventing Pippi, moralists raised objections, arguing that her behaviour made her an unsuitable role model.
Jennifer Livingston, a local morning anchor in Wisconsin, responded on air directly to a viewer who sent her an e-mail telling her she was an unsuitable role model for young people, especially young girls, because she is overweight.
Some people might think Lawson an unsuitable role model when it comes to scientific understanding, given his tendency to make absurd claims that are demonstrably untrue.
Title Loans of America is owned by two trusts whose sole beneficiary is Alvin I. Malnik, a Miami lawyer whom the New Jersey Casino Control Commission found in 1980 and 1992 to be "a person of unsuitable character" to have any role in the industry.
A key point of criticism is a lack of self-motivation among instructors ("no reason why training could not be considerably improved, but this fails despite continuous efforts because specialists and senior physicians are not motivated", "… in my opinion, senior physicians who cultivate inactivity are absolutely unsuitable as role models!").
Teimana Harrison is included despite Jones last month stating he was unsuitable for the role of openside at this stage in his career and there are three No8s in Hughes, Ben Morgan and Billy Vunipola.
It became so bad that when companies identified a candidate with unparalleled expertise in information technology but no qualifications or higher education to justify those skills, suspicions arose and therefore that candidate was perceived as unsuitable for any role.
Although utterly unsuitable for the role, the fictional LeBlanc is parachuted by a venal US exec, Merc Lapidus (John Pankow), into a trashy American remake of a classy British sitcom entitled Lyman's Boys.
Fortunately, we have wonderful carers as I vet those the agency sends around but those I've rejected often looked unsuitable for the role.
However, Hale's screen tests proved that she was unsuitable for the role.
However, while filming the original pilot "Serenity", Whedon decided that Rebecca Gayheart was unsuitable for the role of Inara Serra, and shot her scenes in singles so that it would be easier to replace her.
