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unsuitable

[uhn-soo-tuh-buhl] / ʌnˈsu tə bəl /


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The report argued that, due to tightly packed combustible structures amid an accumulation of flammable vegetation, “nearly all” communities are “unsuitable” for sheltering in place.

From Los Angeles Times

But it is this very presence in the homes of almost the entire British population that makes the BBC so unsuitable for a diverse democracy.

From The Wall Street Journal

They say that one of the drivers behind the figures is a large increase in the number of people housed in unsuitable temporary accommodation.

From BBC

New York Democrats have already discovered this, watching a clutch of sleepy, lazy or otherwise unsuitable primary candidates fail to capitalize on Mr. Mamdani’s many obvious shortcomings to knock him out of the race.

From The Wall Street Journal

It also suggested that many of the properties were unsuitable for the insulation in the first place.

From BBC