unsuited

"You think my past makes me unsuited to take this business in hand?"

Have you not learned that the Staff is unsuited to his hands?

But this was to be a very different story and one unsuited to the ears of children.

The nation's medical system is seen as particularly unsuited for preserving jobs.

But judges should not be involved in the making of decisions for which they are unsuited.

Men took an ancient ship that was unsuited for any other use.

Although some may have been unsuited for the role, many leave education because they get better offers elsewhere.

The current immigration system is completely unsuited to a global market economy.

He'd never unsuited someone who was unconscious or unable to help before.

Half the personnel is totally unsuited or the jobs they're doing.

The process can be lengthy, and is unsuited for moving subjects.

He was unsuited to the work and soon had a nervous breakdown.

Trying to force the boy into a mold he was totally unsuited for.

She knew, though, that her appearance was unsuited to Manhattan.

So, I thought, he is not entirely unsuited to diplomacy.

Especially those who should have the common sense to realize how unsuited they are."

Each new sight of an unsuited person chilled something deep within him.

Did he still believe she was unsuited for science?

Seldom has a creative mind been so unsuited to such a subject.

"All the world knows that women are unsuited to rule.

Many modern farm animals are unsuited to life in the wild.

He had no natural children of his own and only distant relatives, who were unsuited for political office.

We were totally unsuited: there was no point in pretending any longer.

"Believe me, I thought of her first, but she's totally unsuited to the task."

But his temperament couldn't be more unsuited to such a life.