Sentence examples for appropriate in this instance from inspiring English sources
But is the word "boycott" appropriate in this instance?
If they don't do what is appropriate in this instance, everyone will lose confidence in Uefa".
For example, 'I enjoyed being able to help my manager be more efficient by organising his diary and correspondence' would be more appropriate in this instance.
Several times in a conference call with reporters, Coach Bruce Arena mentioned the subject of team spirit, which might sound high schoolish under most circumstances but was appropriate in this instance.
I join the Courts opinion because I agree that analogy to the common law of contract is appropriate in this instance, with the conclusion that punitive damages are not available under the statute.
"While electoral law offenses would not routinely fall within the N.C.A.'s remit, the nature of the necessary inquiries and the potential for offenses to have been committed other than under electoral law lead us to consider an N.C.A. investigation appropriate in this instance," the statement added.
The more appropriate method, in this instance, is a straight forward application of the valuation methodologies to arrive at a better understanding of whether the Debtor's Plan treats creditors fairly and equitably.
The ethical and appropriate terminology in this instance would be "non-verbal".
George Delerue's music is remarkably vivid and appropriate, and in this instance that is no mean feat.
Stepwise regression is the appropriate algorithm in this instance, as it both removes and adds predictors.
Mitochondrial DNA is the most appropriate marker in this instance as the mutation rate is rapid enough to provide variability over the time scales in question, and recombination is very unusual, enabling straightforward interpretation of the patterns observed [ 21].
