Sentence examples for appropriate for something. from inspiring English sources

Obviously Android is more appropriate for something like this MID, but what about a small tablet?

Another thing I realized was that I desperately want this feature to be app-specific; as it stands, it's universal, and while it's highly appropriate for something like Overcast, it's far less so for an app like Photos or, to use another third-party example, OpenTable.

A suspension would be appropriate for something that did happen, not for something that might have happened.

More recently, the Times confirmed that the Met does use the devices, citing anonymous sources, and that the law used to cover their use was designed to regulate small-scale surveillance bugs, and dates back to 1997: hardly appropriate for something that can simultaneously monitor thousands.

Besides $795,000 has been set aside in the city's 1963-64 budget for the rehabilitation of the Square, and if the money has been appropriated for something, mostpeople will finally agree that there must have been something the money had to be appropriated for.

It is whether any president, having failed to persuade Congress to appropriate money for something he favors, should be able to ignore Congress and just spend public funds.

"Until you can prove menopausal hormones help women, 'replacement' is not an appropriate term for something that does more harm than good".

"The independent accountability review board is already hard at work looking at everything, not cherry picking one story here or one document there, but looking at everything - which I highly recommend as the appropriate approach for something as complex as an attack like this," she said.

If you can't find an appropriate place for something, stick it in the appendix.

Dr. Melosi's sentiments were echoed by Fresno's interim director of public works, who said after the announcement on Monday, "It's an appropriated designation for something that was a major evolution in the protection of public health".

Her fashion-forward take on traditional style results in dresses appropriate for twenty-something starlets to politicians' wives.