Sentence examples for appropriate a group from inspiring English sources

Cancer is the most deadly disease or, to be more appropriate, a group of diseases responsible for the majority of human deaths all over the globe.

John Wizards: If the name suggests finding magic in the everyday, then it's entirely appropriate for a group that has the most magical of stories.

Bell's ostensible protagonist is his narrator, 20-year-old Jesse Melungeon, bass player for an East Coast bar band called Anything Goes, a name appropriate for a group that covers songs by everyone from Bonnie Raitt to the Allman Brothers.

By appropriate engineering, a group I intron can be converted into a multiple turnover RNA enzyme, or ribozyme, capable of cleaving single-stranded RNA substrates.

The nihilistic ring seems appropriate for a group that would cavalierly ignore the pleadings of military leaders and a General's wife.

The term Christian Socialism was first appropriated by a group of British men including Frederick Denison Maurice, novelist Charles Kingsley, John Malcolm Ludlow, and others, who founded a movement that took shape in England immediately after the failure of the Chartist agitation of 1848.

They looked scruffy and utterly human, as was appropriate to a group-therapy-session of a musical in which all unhappy dancers confessed their frailties.

In the social identity framework, norms are defined as collective (as opposed to personal) beliefs about what actions are appropriate in a group-membership context.

Others, such as FiveThirtyEight's Nate Silver, asserted that the meal was an appropriate choice for a group of college students.

When is it appropriate to hold a group responsible for harm?

Once formed, such norms become stable cognitive representations of appropriate behavior as a group member.