ill-suited

Riding on a donkey was, he felt, an exercise ill suited to his figure.

For six hundred years the Drenai race had stamped civilisation on a world ill suited to it.

In 1868, now again in Utah, Bull married to a woman described as having been extremely pretty and lady like, but ill suited for his lifestyle.

This approach confronts users with configuration and operational requirements ill suited to an entertainment oriented experience.

The problem, of course, was that Europe was now saddled with institutions ill suited to the creativity and flexibility that intensive growth demands.

She writes with a stiffness ill suited to Foujita's playful side.

Of course, some gardeners don't plant potatoes at all, assuming that they are space-hungry vegetables ill suited to small gardens.

Neighbors identified with the Beadles' frustrations, one describing the house as a "bland precast monstrosity" ill suited to its site on a prestigious golf course.

Her fervent words had a formality ill suited to her stained green dress and grimy face.

Indeed, the early industrial robots were often expensive, more temperamental than the most recalcitrant worker and in many cases ill suited to the tasks assigned them.