Sentence examples for appropriate fix from inspiring English sources

Even though this may be an appropriate fix in the short run, it is hardly a long-run solution.

If you cannot see the appropriate fix, you should engage an outside party to aid you in illuminating the solutions and opportunities.

This works only if you've already put together a strong package, but if you've got relevant skills on your list already -- most people list about 10 skills -- moving skill number three to the top position is an easy and appropriate fix.

I am hopeful that we will work together to enact an appropriate fix in the same bipartisan manner and spirit that we did when reauthorizing the Voting Rights Act in 2006".

As evidenced during the 2003 eastern U.S. blackout, air conditioning can also sometimes be interrupted on the hottest days, owing to the increased peak demand load, and air conditioning may not really be an appropriate "fix" for adapting to climate change.

Make sure your dentist knows if you have a tooth that cannot be flossed correctly, so that he or she can do an appropriate fix and help protect the surface from further damage.

Selecting appropriate fixed seismic shelters for evacuation is key to earthquake engineering in cities.

"We are reviewing the report to determine appropriate fixes and necessary corrective actions to ensure that a situation like this does not happen again," Fillichio said.

"M/A-COM has an opportunity to remediate existing issues, and we are hopeful they will be able to make the appropriate fixes so we can move forward with the project," said the spokesman, Rob Roddy.

To realize the measuring experiment, an appropriate fixing method of gauges in divertor narrow spaces had been taken and tested, which could not only withstand high temperature but also had no damage to the divertor sample.

The control structure consists of a proper representation of engine processes; a suitable selection of state variables; useful and applicable set of inputs, outputs and observers; appropriate fixed or variable set-points for controlled parameters; instrumentations including sensors and actuators; and an applicable control law implemented in a controller.