Sentence examples for were not suitably from inspiring English sources

Yet the specter of lawsuits might rise if investments fail to appreciate, or if investments lose money and workers claim they were not suitably advised of risks.

Vowing never to miss a detail as he stood in front of the party's headquarters, Mr. McAuliffe groused that the letters on the building's facade were not suitably bold.

The explanation was almost as curious as the picture itself: as other photos showed, the three men did visit the road in question, but an unnamed photographer decided his original pictures were not suitably impressive and decided to stitch two together.

You can be sure there would have been charges that these parents lacked respect for the president and, of course, were not suitably patriotic.

After the Operation Trial and Evaluation, it was found that the aircraft were not suitably protected and survivable for protracted use in combat zones.

* Oligo probes were designed to both the forward and reverse complement sequence for all targets that were not suitably annotated but included on the custom microarrays.

The South African government has admitted a mistake was made and Jantjie was not suitably qualified for the memorial service.

For him, the best part of finally playing in games against other teams is the chance to do things that are not suitably replicated in practice, like tagging up, breaking to steal a base or sliding back to the bag.

Indeed, while some Republicans contended that Mr. Clinton was not suitably punished and some Democrats argued that he should never have been investigated in the first place, the collective sentiment on both sides was one of relief.

This most likely because the news-reading population of the north is not suitably credulous to swallow such idiotic explanations - everyone knows that the north faces real political problems.

And since these firms often operate as little local monopolies, they rarely cut prices: if prices are not suitably high, they tend to undershoot even the low targets set by councils.To try to break the deadlock, the coalition government has pushed through planning reforms, which include a controversial "presumption in favour of sustainable development".