"unsuited to" or "unsuited for"?
| It is wholly unsuited to any other kind. |
| While being totally unsuited to the work. |
| The original site proved unsuited to settlement. |
| In the Insurance Act they have a flat rate which is entirely unsuited to the people. |
| His mentor Lord Ashdown on Sunday said Mr Brown was personally unsuited to coalition. |
| It is not unsuited to age group because, it has, in my mind, very important messages. |
| But if he is allowed to continue imposing measures unsuited to our liberal conception of the state, how long will. |
| The basal ganglia may also act as a filter, blocking the execution of movements that are unsuited to the situation. |
| Later on, the leadership concluded from this experiment that? Western? democracy was unsuited to China? s situation. |
| And in the low turnout expected, it will result in the appointment of many persons totally unsuited to the PCC role. |
| Otis was clearly unsuited for his job. |
| It is completely unsuited for any other. |
| So the woman was warned she was unsuited for the route. |
| I deride the economic philosophy of the communists as being unsuited for modern times. |
| Small ones having a high rate of axial revolution are wholly unsuited for life habitats. |
| In my opinion both the main Presidential candidates are unsuited for the job that they aspire to. |
| If anyone said we are unsuited for the job, or that medical school is unnatural for women, we would die laughing. |
| Consider the state of American politics in the 1930s: the President was a spoiled rich boy, unsuited for the job. |
| FJ: The criticism from the other quarters is that both you and Indrani Sugathdasa were unsuited for this position. |
| The ideal database for one task may be unsuited for another task, and in fact may even be damaging to the business. |
| Its size and location, however, made it unsuited as the capital of an ambitious Parish. |
| As I detailed in blog entries of September 13 and August 1, Romney has shown himself to be surprisingly unsuited as a diplomat. |
| In need of the run and unsuited by the slow pace, he still dug deep to repel his stable-mate and those battling qualities will stand him in good stead in a fast-run race in March. |