Sentence examples for unsuitable stores from inspiring English sources

The exhibition, which opens today deals with one of the most burning issues in UK museums: with galleries and often unsuitable stores bursting at the seams, budgets and expert staff steadily being eroded, what should the museums be collecting, keeping, displaying and junking?

Another worry: that fracking would damage geological formations, turning them into "a leaky swiss cheese" unsuitable for storing carbon dioxide in the future, as environmental groups hope.

The map on the GPS of the shovel delineates places where these unsuitable materials could be stored (at least under 1.2 m of suitable material) and cannot be stored (such as in close proximity to a drainage channel or its flood plain).

If a cartridge is old or has been stored in unsuitable temperatures, it may expire quickly.

Mailboxes built into walls or made of brickwork are likely to be unsuitable for painting; seek advice from a hardware store.

The 72 stores that will be shut were deemed unsuitable for additional investment.

This limit is based on the fact that platelets are sensitive to changes in temperature and pH: when samples are stored at 2 to 6 °C, platelets become unsuitable for production of platelet concentrates [3].

Analysts soon complained that Fleming was an unsuitable partner, with too few warehouses and delays in deliveries to stores.

This requires the video sequence to be decoded in real time and renders the codec unsuitable for any application where the compressed sequence needs to be stored for decompression at a later time.

The store emailed him to let him know he had been deemed "unsuitable" for the post, but thanks very much for your time.

Ask if the store or garage sale person has clothing or bedding that is simply unsuitable for sale and will be heading for the dumpster.