Utiliser "unsuitable" dans une phrase

1. Many events can occur which make the fund unsuitable for you and hence call for a sell decision

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2. ‘And you are not horribly overweight - I’ve seen far worse wandering the streets in the most unsuitable garments

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3. I have primed Wiesse that we are expecting an extra incomer and assume, again from what you wrote, that it is someone with Errdian heritage – unless they are totally unsuitable, and I sincerely doubt you would be sending them across if that were the case, there will be no problem allowing him or her to stay

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4. What is wrong with these substances? Simply that in their refined state they are unsuitable as foods and are actually harmful to the human body

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5. But can’t you …’ he stopped, whatever he was on the verge of saying suddenly appearing unsuitable to him … Jarvis wondered idly what it might have been

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6. consequently, those of all great proprietors into the hands of the king, who was charged with the maintenance and education of the pupil, and who, from his authority as guardian, was supposed to have a right of disposing of him in marriage, provided it was in a manner not unsuitable to his rank

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7. People in such condition should avoid constipation and sleeping during day time, have more physical exercise so as to increase heat and circulation and should avoid unsuitable foods

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8. And, in the same manner, if, without an exclusive company, the trade of Sweden and Denmark to the East Indies would be less than it actually is, or, what perhaps is more probable, would not exist at all, those two countries must likewise suffer a considerable loss, by part of their capital being drawn into an employment which must be more or less unsuitable to their present circumstances

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9. The English copper company of London, the lead-smelting company, the glass-grinding company, have not even the pretext of any great or singular utility in the object which they pursue ; nor does the pursuit of that object seem to require any expense unsuitable to the fortunes of many private men

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10. Besides, his record on Abortion speaks for itself! I suppose my real concern, however, centers on prevailing liberal/secularist sentiments portraying Christians as unsuitable candidates for the Supreme Court, or any other higher court for that matter, lest their religious viewpoints should otherwise color an (objective) interpretation of the law

11. But what effect did John’s last best effort have on his world? His “Revelation” seemed to have been so controversial that, in drawing together the Canon of the New Testament, it was rejected several times as unsuitable

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12. For the moment John Meredith had had a perfectly unbelievable desire to rush madly away and propose marriage to the youngest, most unsuitable woman it was possible to discover

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13. The water is unsuitable to drink

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14. „Yes… and he"d be completely unsuitable

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15. ‘Enough! It is a totally unsuitable activity and I cannot permit you to continue

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16. To his distress, it was like the quote of a cartel: Read your manuscript with interest but found it unsuitable for our publication

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17. Totally unsuitable for a romp in the forests

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18. Using similar antibody principles, humanoid species were tested in many areas that had been considered as unsuitable for food production in the past

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19. “In your tenure at the Basic Training facility, you committed or reported as unsuitable for duty ten times as many Jews as non-Jews,” Faye Anne said

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20. It’s not that they didn’t think my title was unsuitable – I doubt that they even opened the book – but the letter mentioned something about trademark infringement, dilution of properties associated with their aforementioned books and unfair competition

21. She was evidently deeply troubled by her marital situation but unwilling to open up to anyone, quite the mark of a genuine lady who would find such discussion entirely unsuitable

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22. Realizing that divorce would be entirely unsuitable due to the stigma that it would leave on both their reputations, Feltus conceded that murder had been committed to end unhappy marriages on various other occasions and that it could well have happened here so as to protect the upstanding characters of the Underwoods in their own social circles

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23. His dissatisfaction apparent in that she could no longer make eye contact with Feltus, Lady Jane remained collect and inquired through pursed lips as though the subject was an unsuitable one to discuss, “I take it that you’ve had no luck in finding that woman, Mrs

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24. The walls were paneled up to a white chair rail in a dark wood, not mahogany, to match the scarred floors that were partially covered by worn, hand-woven rugs from India, like cherry or walnut; the upper portions were papered to the wide crown moulding with a light yellow design of plumes that had the effect of giving vertigo if one looked at the pattern for any extended period of time and would to the casual observer seem quite unsuitable for a place of such intense work requiring concentration and stamina

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25. The stones and boulders that remained were unsuitable for the road itself

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26. that the mode of love was one unsuitable to their future as teachers

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27. unsuitable, but still, those projects were years away

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28. unsuitable clothing after another for his consideration

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29. This makes it unsuitable for the

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30. unsuitable to that holy calling which they did

31. realise it was totally unsuitable for the tropics

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32. But here one could not dream; here was life, vigorous, stinging, blustering life; and standing on the top of the dune holding my hat on with both hands, banged and battered by the salt wind, my clothes flapping and straining like a flag in a gale on a swaying flagstaff, the weight of a generation was blown off my shoulders, and I was seized by a craving as unsuitable as it was terrific to run and fetch a spade and a bucket, and dig and dig till it was too dark to dig any longer, and then go indoors tired and joyful and have periwinkles or shrimps for tea

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33. Already they had suffered too much from the conduct of their loose-talking, unchristian pastor; and now, instead of bringing a neat woman in black to be presented to them, a neat woman with a gold chain, perhaps, round her high black collar, it being a state occasion and she, after all, newly married--but only a very light chain, and inherited not bought--and a dress so sufficient that it reached beyond and enveloped anything she might possess in the way of wrist or ankle or throat, here was the most unsuitable wife he could have chosen--short, of course, of marrying among Jews

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34. There was no leader as they lived and worked as a team, exchanging opinions, asking views and questioning personal proposals that one or more felt were unsuitable at a particular time

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35. It was a poor day when he did not peddle back to his hut without at least half a dozen twenty-five centimetre fish, unsuitable for filleting but adequate for pounding and kneading into balls, resting at the bottom of the basket tethered between the handle bars of the cycle

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36. However, it seemed at present the administration was trying to copy the existing colonial setup of government, which was singularly unsuitable for a government of a Special Administrative Region within China which Hong Kong would become after 1997

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37. activity that brings one closer to the error-free dynamic and doesn't cause further unsuitable

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38. Should you find some of the propositions included in this document unsuitable for you,

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39. matter the media has become an awful or unsuitable place to be in

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40. Greg and his team consider this type of bullet to be completely unsuitable for mountain hunts

41. Uncomely: Unsuitable; unpresentable; not in keeping with accepted standards of what is right or proper in polite society

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42. installed to replace his bunk, the bedding was still military issue and stiff, unsuitable for the soft skin of a

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43. “I would remove the First Minister from the premises as he has already been adjudged to be an unsuitable mate

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44. They represent His very piety and virtue in a style which, however consistent with the filial subjection of the Son to the Eternal Father, is wholly unsuitable to a mortal, and which compels the reader to choose between the alternatives of true Deity in the Savior, or a blasphemous impiety in His pretensions as a man

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45. Lorry hacked the shoemaker's bench to pieces, while Miss Pross held the candle as if she were assisting at a murder--for which, indeed, in her grimness, she was no unsuitable figure

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46. But I suppose you would argue that such a style is unsuitable to our State, in which human nature is not twofold or manifold, for one man plays one part only?

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47. The bank on that side was rocky, unsuitable for loading barges and rafts, so all the wharves were on the more accessible south side, in the suburb of Newtown

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48. The new manufactory’s products were actually superior to Nobel’s early accomplishments, but remained unsuitable as a shell filler for all the reasons most nitroglycerine-based explosives had: sweating, sensitivity, and its tendency to degrade in storage

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49. For the first minute it seemed to her unsuitable for

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50. Nevyedovsky affected to be not merely indifferent but scornful of this appellation, but it was obvious that he was highly delighted, and had to keep a curb on himself not to betray the triumph which was unsuitable to their new liberal tone

51. She had not joined the expedition; she explained to our friends that the country was unsuitable and she had her son at home

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52. But I am sorry to say that Fred was under some difficulty in repressing a laugh, which would have been more unsuitable than his father's snuff-box

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53. These expenses made them unsuitable for anything other than the buy-and-hold investment strategy

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54. A good test of suitability is for the investor to ask himself, in advance: “How will I react if this worst case occurs?” If there will be sleepless nights, pointing of fingers, threats, and so forth, the strategy is unsuitable

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55. Since the selection of high-grade bonds has been shown to be in good part a process of exclusion, it lends itself reasonably well to the application of definite rules and standards designed to disqualify unsuitable issues

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56. This makes infrared unsuitable for mobile devices and places more constraints on the physical location of the wireless device than either FHSS or DHSS

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57. Fortunately, some of the same characteristics that make for motivated sellers also render the properties being sold unsuitable for many buyers: small size, no coverage (spin-offs), or distressed debt (bankruptcy or the threat of it)

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58. ‘It’s about a wandering minstrel, Nanky-Pu, who falls in love with an unsuitable girl called Yum-Yum and afoul of the tyrannical emperor

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59. As I recall, he said something about a boy barely out of knee britches being entirely unsuitable

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60. In order to create a watch list, we will need to screen out those stocks that are unsuitable for trend trading

61. , preferring to cash government-issued checks than degrading himself with work unsuitable for a man of his stature – he saw the flea market only as a hobby, a way to socialize with his fellow Afghans

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62. Formerly in Anna Pavlovna’s presence, Pierre had always felt that what he was saying was out of place, tactless and unsuitable, that remarks which seemed to him clever while they formed in his mind became foolish as soon as he uttered them, while on the contrary

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63. ‘You see,’ said Berg to his comrade, whom he called ‘friend’ only because he knew that everyone has friends, ‘you see, I have considered it all, and should not marry if I had not thought it all out or if it were in any way unsuitable

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64. This general, hating Barclay, rode to visit a friend of his own, a corps commander, and, having spent the day with him, returned to Barclay and condemned, as unsuitable from every point of view, the battleground he had not seen

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65. He had no thought of betraying us, he tried to do the best he could, he thought out everything, and that is why he is unsuitable

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66. Their biggest problem was their shoes, which had once been fashionable and were quite unsuitable for marching in

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67. However, when extreme conditions are prevailing over the markets, the index delta is unsuitable for assessing the risk of option portfolios

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68. At the same time, such nonuniversal criterion is unsuitable to compare combinations created within different strategies (for example, short and long straddles)

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69. Moreover, some specific criteria are absolutely unsuitable for certain option strategies

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70. Given these forms of {criterion × profit} relationships, we should conclude that this criterion is more effective for the first strategy, less effective when applied to the second one, and unsuitable for the third strategy

71. But a hybrid partakes of only half of the nature and constitution of its mother; it may therefore, before birth, as long as it is nourished within its mother's womb, or within the egg or seed produced by the mother, be exposed to conditions in some degree unsuitable, and consequently be liable to perish at an early period; more especially as all very young beings are eminently sensitive to injurious or unnatural conditions of life

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72. He proceeded instantly to the forest for wood, being resolved that it should not be made of unsuitable material; and as he searched for and rejected stick after stick, his friends gradually deserted him, for they grew old in their works and died, but he grew not older by a moment

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73. Douglas would think it terrible frivolous and unsuitable, I'm afraid

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74. And in that way Kolya read some things unsuitable for his age

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75. I noticed several persons whose coats were almost in rags and whose get-up was altogether suspicious and utterly unsuitable for a ball

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76. But she arrived at Marya Ignatyevna's too late: when the latter had sent off the woman and was left alone, she was unable to bear the suspense; she got out of bed, and throwing round her the first garment she could find, something very light and unsuitable for the weather, I believe, she ran down to Kirillov's lodge herself, thinking that he perhaps would be better able than anyone to tell her something about her husband

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77. Formerly in Anna Pávlovna’s presence, Pierre had always felt that what he was saying was out of place, tactless and unsuitable, that remarks which seemed to him clever while they formed in his mind became foolish as soon as he uttered them, while on the contrary Hippolyte’s stupidest remarks came out clever and apt

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78. Although such a man will always select the most suitable implements, that man will receive the same satisfaction from work and rest, when he employs the most unsuitable implements

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79. “You see,” said Berg to his comrade, whom he called “friend” only because he knew that everyone has friends, “you see, I have considered it all, and should not marry if I had not thought it all out or if it were in any way unsuitable

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80. He is unsuitable now, just because he plans out everything very thoroughly and accurately as every German has to

81. After luncheon I would condescend to take the girls out riding (since to go for a mere walk at that hour seemed to me unsuitable to my years and position in the world), and these excursions of ours—in which I often took my companions through unaccustomed spots and dells—were very pleasant

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82. And the longer men used violence as the means of settling their disputes, the more obvious it became that it was an unsuitable means, since there could be no external authority able to define evil recognized by all

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83. Yet, as if the whole subject of British relations was under discussion, they have deemed themselves at liberty to course through these documents, collect every thing which seems to them indecorous, insolent or unsuitable in Mr

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84. “Quite unexpectedly the severe weather has come upon us, in which, because of the unsuitable clothing of the children as well as lack of conveniences for heating the rooms, the children suffer with the cold

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