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Meanings of as suitable in English

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Usage of as suitable in English
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The Crown opposed his future mother-in-law's address as suitable for home detention.
Radio NZ
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The following will be suggestive as suitable for lessons under such conditions:
Ontario Teachers' Manuals: Household Management
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The batteries are dry cell and passed by all airlines as suitable.
The Irish Times
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The ordinary tar and grease stopping is as suitable as any.
Diseases of the Horse's Foot
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And it is as suitable as any single word could be.
Recent Tendencies in Ethics / Three Lectures to Clergy Given at ...
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Recombinant monoclonal antibodies have been postulated as suitable alternatives by WHO.
Pubmed
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The pair of us'll come back here as suitable as Burrill and Pearson.
T. Tembarom
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Six are promoted as suitable for self-contained vehicles while the other three welcomes everyone.
Radio NZ
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It had already identified 7000 hectares as suitable for planting.
Radio NZ
10
There have been surveyed as suitable for cultivation one hundred and fifty-eight million acres.
The Canadian Commonwealth
11
Conclusion: All the different instruments emerged as suitable tools for risk stratification in geriatric inpatients.
Pubmed
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Indeed, it seems a pursuit which needs cheap attentive labour as well as suitable climate.
Rides on Railways
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Those topics which occupied his mind did not present themselves as suitable to this occasion.
The Sowers
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A deep, dark, salient pillar by a door he regarded as suitable for an ambush.
Andrea Delfin
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It seems to me that politeness is just as suitable to the playground as the parlor.
The King's Daughter and Other Stories for Girls
16
They even hired consultants to show us that no other site was as suitable as Ballynagran.
The Irish Times
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United States of America
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