Sentence examples for appropriate explained from inspiring English sources

I also do not think use in private gardens is appropriate," explained Lower Saxony's consumer protection minister Christian Meyer.

"Michael Jackson's music will no doubt live a very long time and influence many people so I think the name is appropriate," explained co-author Adiël Klompmaker, a Ph.D. candidate in Department of Geology at Kent State.

Medical staff (either physicians or nurses) informed participants of their current ANC and, if appropriate, explained that the condition was called neutropenia.

If you feel that the device would be appropriate, explain why.

Yuri I. Romashin, a senior city official, said the denial of the Methodist church's registration was appropriate, explaining that the government had to guard against suspicious organizations that used religion as a cover.

"If someone eats low-fat plain yogurt with berries for breakfast, that's not allowed on the diet," says Sassoon. "The biggest issue to be addressed is not eliminating these food groups but ensuring that portion size is appropriate," explains Dubost.

"From a public health burden point of view, saying it has increased from five cases to six cases per million children over a decade is more appropriate," explains Ahmedin Jemal, the American Cancer Society's program director for cancer occurrence.

In sensitive cases or when inclusion of family members isn't appropriate, explain your reasons to everyone and then ask for privacy with the patient.

"I don't think it's appropriate," he explained.

:)." "This is one situation where a smiley-face emoticon is actually appropriate," Lizzie explained.

Such detentions are appropriate, we explained, because the character of the additional intrusion caused by detention is slight and because the justifications for detention are substantial.