Sentence examples for yet suitable for from inspiring English sources

The senior Russian representative in Chechnya, Nikolai Koshman, has ruled the ravaged city not yet suitable for children.

Mark Carney, governor of the Bank of England, insists that economic conditions are not yet suitable for the UK to follow suit.

Researching the word's origins, he consulted Graeme Diamond, the principal editor of the new word group at the O.E.D., who delicately suggested that it was "not yet suitable" for inclusion.

"I tend to describe these as being good ballpark estimates of affordability, but not yet suitable for comparing colleges," says Mark Kantrowitz, an expert on financial aid who founded the Web site finaid.org.org

But the technology is improving and annual sales will grow to around $3 billion in 2012, she predicts.The technology's main drawback is that OLED displays only have a lifetime of around 20,000 hours, or a little over two years in continuous use, so they are not yet suitable for use in laptops or TVs.

The results demonstrate that the GRI mechanism is not yet suitable for the quantitative prediction of NO concentrations in rich, premixed flames.

Most known approaches are image based and still result in a too low completeness (e.g. less than 70%[100, 11]) thus being not yet suitable e.g. for the estimating of the traffic density.

Online surveys are not yet suitable to be used exclusively for surveys of the doctor population.

Yet, suitable and easily accessible model systems for monitoring tissue mechanics at high precision are rare.

"Yet fully suitable for everyday use".What they didn't say: The GT3 RS leaves no doubt as to its boy-racer intentions.

So far no process has yet emerged suitable for its commercial exploitation.