Example collocations logo

Suitable in sentence

366 examples of Suitable in a sentence

And, indeed, international action – from knowledge sharing to the development of suitable standards and oversight – is vital to advance green finance.
An FTT is most suitable for such a venture for two reasons.
But investment in the required R&D – in the technology of capture, transport, injection, and sealing, and in geologic exploration for sites suitable for permanent storage – will be beyond the purview of any private interest.
As soon as a vaccine or treatment is deemed suitable for implementation, it must be made available in large quantities, to be administered quickly to citizens at no cost to them.
For Brazil to play a bigger role as regional economic leader, greater cooperation with its neighbors in suitable infrastructure projects and expanded markets will be needed.
According to a recent survey by McKinsey & Company, of the more than three million graduates churned out by China’s universities and colleges every year, less than 10% are suitable for employment with international companies, owing to their deficiencies in practical training and poor English.
Once a city has identified suitable areas for construction, the second challenge is containing the political fallout that often accompanies new development.
Given that such redistribution in Europe occurs fundamentally at the level of individual countries – which have the needed fiscal authority – it is difficult to view it as a suitable project for Europe as a whole.
Of course, security authorities need suitable tools to fight terrorism.
Vikram Seth, the author of A Suitable Boy and other fine novels, recently published an open letter to the government of India calling for a repeal of the law that makes homosexuality a crime.
Because reactors located inland put serious strain on local freshwater resources – including greater damage to plant life and fish – water-stressed countries that are not landlocked try to find suitable seashore sites.
Moreover, with nearly two-fifths of the world’s population living within 100 kilometers of a coastline, finding suitable seaside sites for initiation or expansion of a nuclear-power program is no longer easy.
This raises the question, suitable for the beginning of a new year, of whether history really can teach us many lessons.
Today’s fundamentalism is a modern way of being religious, more suitable to a literate, urban population than a peasantry guided by traditional religious scholars.
Schools and other public services in underprivileged neighborhoods should be endowed with the means and the autonomy that they need to serve common ends in the most suitable way.
What, then, could be a more suitable task for militant liberalism than to subsidize the latter, while separating itself from the former?
To protect sensitive areas, greater global coordination is needed in the selection of suitable mining sites.
In addition, although incineration greatly decreases the volume of waste, the concentration of radioactive cesium has been increasing over the past year, making it difficult to find suitable final disposal sites.
One-third of irrigated land worldwide is not suitable for growing crops because of the presence of salt – the result of repeated fertilization.
Moreover, with coastal areas often densely populated and economically valuable, finding suitable seaside sites for new nuclear plants is no longer easy.
But another analogy may be more suitable.
Breaking the Asia-Pacific region’s glass ceiling will require dismantling several barriers, including cultural expectations that women should prioritize childcare over their careers, a lack of suitable or affordable childcare, unconscious bias in the workplace, and a scarcity of role models and sponsors.
Suitable control systems should be put in place to stop and correct any failure to meet the established rules by any means necessary, including suspension of membership or exclusion of culprit countries.
That seems like a suitable way to address the uncertainty of a tech-driven future.
They have a point: with the Shia in power in Iraq, Iran will seek suitable opportunities to use local Shia populations as proxies to assert its hegemonic claims.
With the global land area suitable for growing coffee set to contract by up to half by 2050, price pressures will only intensify.
All he said was that it was not suitable for “Asians.”
then, after a suitable pause, life goes on.
Its history is the history of attempts to find a suitable structure for Europe's unity and diversity.
But it has become burdened with another, more pernicious notion: as departures from the Arrow-Debreu model become more realistic, and thus more complex, they become less suitable for the classroom.
BackNext