Unsuited in a sentence

A local roadway is being used as a shortcut between two of Kerry’s largest business hubs – Tralee and Killorglin – despite being completely unsuited to carry such a high level of traffic.

Calvert-Lewin looks sharp for Everton, but he is so ridiculously isolated most of the time it is no wonder there are mixed views as to whether his barren streak is due to his lack of form and confidence, or because he is in a team unsuited to his needs.

From the very beginning of his monastic life, he gave himself up to the practice of an austerity so extreme that his brethren judged him to be unsuited to any form of community life.

Having adopted a 2% inflation target, which was plainly unsuited for an economy with a stubbornly high savings rate, the BOJ has persisted with these failed reflationary policies ever since.

The destruction of the physical structure is reflective of a spiritual state unsuited to its preservation; should we restore that state, the restoration of the kingdom and the palace of Israel must follow.

This chronically insecure form of tenure is particularly unsuited to families with children in schools, or those struggling with poor health.

Most nations will be greatly relieved if in November the US can rid itself of Donald Trump, the most divisive and dangerous President in anyone’s memory, a man unsuited by any criterion to the world’s highest political office.

Another group on the right thinks that the hands-off approach is dogma unsuited to the world we actually inhabit.

One of the enduring questions about Mrs May, the departing prime minister, is why she wanted a job for which she was so manifestly unsuited.

The unit where Beth is being held accepts it is unsuited to her needs and she needs to be moved.

We know everything we need to know about Mr. Trump; he is immoral, corrupt and unsuited for the office of president, and a clear and present danger to the country we love.

They used data they had at hand — in this case, a simple public dataset — despite it being fundamentally unsuited for answering the question.

Although the quality of the land differs from island to island, most of the widespread lava -encrusted soil formations are unsuited to agriculture.

At this point Adams's career stalled; his writing style was unsuited to the then-current style of radio and TV comedy.

Both nations enlisted large numbers of sedentary militia who were unsuited for campaigning, and were mostly employed to release regular forces for active duty.

Brooke wrote in defense of his protégé Montgomery: "Ike knows nothing about strategy and is quite unsuited to the post of Supreme Commander.

Chiron is portrayed as a teacher, George Caldwell, who is completely unsuited to teaching in a modern setting.

He knew he was unsuited for a military career, hating horse-riding and claiming to lack the "essential qualities of loyalty, generosity and honor".

However, she decided that she would be unsuited to prairie life, and their correspondence soon ended.

Massive debt was one.sfn Also, most settlers were from wetter regions, unprepared for the dry climate, lack of trees, and scarce water resources.sfn In addition, small homesteads of fewer than convert were unsuited to the environment.