unfit for, by, to, as or at?
Modi is unfit for the post of PM. |
You are utterly unfit for debate. |
The creature is unfit for eating. |
More than 26 per cent of US housing is regarded as inadequate or unfit for habitation. |
What he needs is to prove they are unfit for their positions and this is quite simple. |
It was not used to slander her as un-American or suggest that she was unfit for office. |
Until they acknowledge their own poisoned legacy Labour are not only unfit for government, but unfit for opposition. |
Introduction of these chemicals into the river system is killing fish or rendering them unfit for human consumption. |
But only insofar as he may have mishandled classified data and, due to this alone, he may be unfit for the position. |
The goods are substantially unfit for their normal purpose and can not easily be made fit, within a reasonable time. |
McCain was completely unfit by temperament, training, and ability to be POTUS. |
Wether they are haram because they are love by Allah, SAW or Seen to be unfit by Allah, SAW. |
I have no military experience, and my governing of Gaul would be seen as unfit by the legions. |
Anyone that was unclean or found to be unfit by the priests were barred from working on the Temple. |
The only method compatible with our notions of civilization and the race is to prevent the breeding of the unfit by sterilization and the deliberate guidance of the mating instinct. |
None of this will make any difference to how the country is run cos to be a modern Tory (or Lib Dem puppet-poodle) is to be terminally unfit by definition to be let near the levers of power. |
In either case, it is unfit to exist. |
IAS are found to be unfit to these jobs. |
Delacruz unfit to practice medicine, Dr. |
The other guests there when I was there ranged from a semi athlete to the unfit to retirees. |
Like I said, it shames me to endorse him, so unfit to the task am I, but endorse him I must. |
I firmly believe that those who need benefits who are really unfit to work should be given them. |
A4U who helped me fill in my ESA50 tell me that I should get the required number of points to be classed as unfit to work. |
They believe Ghana is theirs and if the president doesn't come from their folds, then that person is unfit to role the nation. |
It is absolutely unfit to unusual conditions, with poor physical development, they are difficult to fit into an alien world to them. |
Unless something has been revealed that proved Biden unfit as a candidate, I think it will only worsen his chances. |
The market finiancial struture is unfit as the propotions between direct and indirect financials is badly imbalance. |
Unmanaged landfills leach into the ground rendering soils unfit as well as polluting groundwater already a scarce resource. |
Hudd not very mobile and is unfit at the moment. |
Speaks volumes that Rooney appears unfit at the start of this season. |
So I was back into training today and felt surprisingly good actually, not unfit at all as I expected but fresh and energetic. |
Therefore, Your Majesty, it is unfit at any time to put confidence (in them) because of something as trifling (as their words). |
I must confess that I do feel very unfit at the moment, but am pretty sure I haven't completely gone to ruin in the last month or two. |
If you are still biking and running it is highly unlikely you are going to get unfit at this time by taking the throttle off your pool intensity. |
I always suspected he was employed to fill a quota, he was so obviously unfit in the early days. |
Grade III included men who were unfit in varying degrees and ways but were still able to serve as auxiliary troops, sanitary inspectors. |
He was discharged unfit in June 1917 and appears to have remained so for a while before taking up a post as an organist and choir master. |
However his decisions were criticised by ferguson and later made comment in regarding to him being unfit in which he never refereed a game again. |
Also, fathers (or should I say their greedy lawyers) often use a mothers mental health issue to paint her as neurotic and unfit in custody battles. |
Are you accusing baby Anne's parents of abuse or being unfit in someway? Their child was not adopted, it was with a foster family who wanted to adopt the baby. |
Recent news have proven the Baajaj ' Unfit in our environment ' particularly in rural areas following technical, structural and logistical barriers! Riding Birth. |
Have you done a gym session lately? How hard did you really push yourself, or were you more worried about looking too unfit in front of the obvious gym junkies you saw. |
First, as MedPage Today reports, those who are unfit in their late teens and early twenties are two to three times more likely to develop diabetes than those who exercise. |
That September he was jailed for driving while unfit through drugs, and possessing two cannabis cigarettes. |
Singleton appeared before Wakefield Magistrates Court yesterday and admitted working on a railway while unfit through drink. |
The law states that it is an offence being in charge of a vehicle on a road (or public place) when unfit through drink or drugs. |
Justifying the need for the exercise, he said the rate at which the existing currency notes are rendered unfit through usage is quite high. |
It is an offence for a person to be in charge of a mechanically propelled vehicle on a road or other public place while unfit through drink or drugs. |
In charge while unfit, in charge whilst under the influence of drink or drugs, In charge of a mechanically propelled vehicle while unfit through drink or drugs. |
Such alternative verdicts are permitted in relation to the summary offences of: Driving or attempting to drive while unfit through drink or drugs (section 4(1) RTA). |
Being in charge of a vehicle whilst over the legal limit or unfit through drink could result in 3 months ' imprisonment plus a fine of up to 2,500 and a driving ban. |
Appearing for sentence before sheriff Philip Mann, Smith admitted taking the car and driving uninsured between Nedersund Road and Millgaet while unfit through drink or drugs. |