well-suited

adjective

1. appropriate for a particular purpose

2. (of two people) likely to have a successful relationship

Example Sentences

“It’s not really well-suited or well-designed to just hand off to a statistical agency without some customization, so it’s difficult to work with, it’s difficult to process, and it tends to be very expensive.”

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In such cases, the ideal go-to books are likely to be those that are big, fun, full of illustrations and well-suited to browsing.

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These features make it well-suited for next-generation quantum devices, such as laser-based switches used to control and transmit quantum information.

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It is not at all clear—it has not been demonstrated, in theory or practice—whether the DIU model, while perfect for drones and software, is well-suited for designing and building combat planes, warships, submarines, missiles, and other major weapons systems.

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Many collections tend to feature classics that you may have seen dozens of times, so if you’re looking for fresh spooks and scares, several recent releases well-suited for Halloween season are now available to stream.

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