Sentence examples for will be unfit from inspiring English sources

And the need to rotate crops means that some of the land he's already farming will be unfit for maize.

Nobody is seriously defending the corset these days, or the idea that if women are overeducated they will be unfit for marriage – not out loud, anyway.

The rivers that run into New York Harbor will be unfit for recreational activities at least through Sunday because of a catastrophic fire that shut down one of the city's largest sewage treatment plants, the city's health department said Thursday.

Here is one measure of the problem: if we continue to do exactly what we are doing, with no growth in the human population or the world economy, the world in the latter part of this century will be unfit to live in.

The government's own evidence highlights that a significant number of firefighters will be unfit to deal with these emergencies, due to natural ageing from the age of 55, where if we cannot pass the mandatory firefighter fitness test we face dismissal, or a significantly reduced pension.

Wales coach Warren Gatland has dismissed fears that he will be unfit to take charge of the British and Irish Lions tour to Australia in 2013.

First, if there is a significant cost to one or both parents for the rearing of offspring that will ultimately be unfit, it will be advantageous to save those resources for the subsequent rearing of "purebred" offspring.

It certainly does not signify that someone has failing health and will soon be unfit to work, or no longer able to learn new skills.

The case is unlikely to end before 2014, and UN prosecutors have warned that one or more of the elderly accused will either be unfit to enter a plea or die before the trial is complete.

"Errors are part of the goal but in terms of the referee's decision it is clear-cut," said the Everton manager, who confirmed John Stones, James McCarthy and Seamus Coleman will all be unfit for international duty this week.

If he can get the American public to believe she cannot stand on her own two feet, without relying on the support of her husband, she will appear to be unfit to serve the office, and the game will be over.