Sentence examples for appropriate fact from inspiring English sources

In honor of that ghoulish and seasonally appropriate fact, here are 10 haunted house novels that will scare you more than the chained-up shed at the edge of your neighbor's property or that condemned mansion behind your elementary school.

For example, if you mentioned the author's name in the text in clear association with the appropriate fact, you may include just the page number in the parenthetical citation.

These celebrants meet the family before the funeral and help pull together the most appropriate facts.

Judge Lewis also held that the secretary of state may ignore later returns "but may not do so arbitrarily, rather, only by the proper exercise of discretion after consideration of all appropriate facts and circumstances".

The secretary of state may ignore such late filed returns, but may not do so arbitrarily, rather, only by the proper exercise of discretion after consideration of all appropriate facts and circumstances.

Each spread here tells the story of Dolphin's first six months, with age-appropriate facts about dolphins in a corner on every other page.

The magazine will feature age-appropriate facts and photography about wildlife around the world and include activities intended to inspire children to explore wildlife in their own neighborhoods.

Give your children the age-appropriate facts of what is happening.

Dr. Christine K. Cassel, president and chief executive officer of the American Board of Internal Medicine Foundation, disagreed, saying the United States can pay for all Americans' health care needs as long as care is appropriate: "In fact, rationing is not necessary if you just don't do the things that don't help".

The old movement slogan has never seemed more appropriate, in fact: "Lead, follow, or get out of the way".

It's the only Cintiq that's really lap-appropriate, in fact, so if you're looking for something with relative portability this is the way to go.