Sentence examples for with no suitable from inspiring English sources

The moth is spreading northwards from the south of England and Wales while the leaf miner is spreading in all directions from the Midlands, with no suitable pesticide yet developed for gardens and allotments.

In cases with no suitable recipient artery and vein or in those where even the use of vein grafts would not be feasible, the lower limb could be salvaged through a cross-leg free flap procedure [1].

In cases with no suitable donor artery and vein or in which even the use of vein grafts would not be feasible, the lower limb can be salvaged with a cross-leg free flap procedure.

Ch Insp Nick Maton, of Dorset Police, said: "If we have an unauthorised encampment with no suitable alternative site to direct them to, we're in a position of either having to tolerate the site or to give them direction to leave, which purely moves the problem down the road".

With no suitable replacement expected until 2018, MSF's snakebite medical advisor Dr. Gabriel Alcoba highlighted the importance of sufficient treatment.

With no suitable replacement immediately within reach, devaluating formative ideas is understandably difficult to accept.

This decision seems appropriate considering the fact that little is known about PA related barriers and facilitators in adolescents with CP and no suitable quantitative measures exist to investigate this concept.

Despite likely having sufficient knowledge to pass their coursework examinations, the median number of strategies and resources identified by the students for communicating with PWA was four (with some students suggesting no suitable strategies).

Binary models provide a better match for the observed supernovae, with the proviso that no suitable binary helium stars have ever been observed.

FM deals with proteins for which no suitable templates can be found.

While current data indicates that this influenza virus results in mild symptoms and relatively low mortality characteristics, it allows us to examine interventions strategies that will be necessary for a future highly pathogenic influenza strain when, as with the 2009 pandemic, no suitable vaccine will be initially available.