Sentence examples for appropriate better from inspiring English sources
"Imagine a place where a more appropriate, better use of resources makes things that people want and are involved in.
But to read a report years afterwards that says – and I quote– "a swifter, more appropriate, better focused and properly equipped response had the potential to save more lives" can only add to the pain.
With A-level reform we worked very closely with universities to make sure that in redesigning them they were made more appropriate, better preparing young people to moving on to the next stage, which of course for very many of them will be going on to university.
But to read a report years afterwards that says - and I quote - 'a swifter, more appropriate, better focused and properly equipped response had the potential to save more lives' can only add to the pain.
The Panel reported that up to 41 of the 96 who died, including Kevin, may have been saved had there been a "swifter, more appropriate, better focused and properly equipped response".
A decade ago, Los Angeles set an ambitious goal of rewriting all 35 community plans with an eye toward adding density where appropriate, better design standards to govern aesthetics and more efficient approvals.
Given the evidence disclosed to the panel of more prolonged survival of some people with partial asphyxiation, however, a swifter, more appropriate, better-focused and properly equipped response had the potential to save more lives".
His hometown has an appropriate motto: Better Not Bigger.
Qualitative methods are appropriate for better understanding the experience and perceptions of those affected by duty hour regulations.
As well as self-determination, community ownership, appropriate legislation, better health services and elements like sport and music are all parts of the model.
For patients it provides early and accurate typhoid and paratyphoid diagnostics resulting in appropriate treatment, better health outcomes, reduced mortalities, and reduced indiscriminate antibiotic use.
