Sentence examples for a more appropriate name from inspiring English sources

That last one could not have a more appropriate name.

Surely, a more appropriate name could have been chosen.

So "milk person" may be a more appropriate name today, he said.

I trust the owners will find a more appropriate name for their appetizer.

A more appropriate name for the ballpark, some New Yorkers would say, is Debits Field.

A more appropriate name for this less than subtle study of hope-starved American youth might be "The Crass Menagerie".

As this domain is essential for RBR E3 ligase activity, a more appropriate naming should be a Rcat (required-for-catalysis) domain.

19th century Scots had Public Necessaries, a far more appropriate name than "convenience".

I kindly thanked "MF" (a much more appropriate name for her considering her nastiness) and hung up the phone.

However, the term 'type classifier' is probably an even more appropriate name as they differ from individual classifiers by selecting types instead of tokens (i.e. individuals).

The more appropriate name otospongiosis is sometimes used, but such is the tenacity of tradition that the older name, applied before the process was well understood, has persisted and is the term generally used.