Sentence examples for appropriate middle from inspiring English sources

Lawyers and her parents are trying to find the appropriate middle ground between confining Ms. Spears physically and allowing her too much freedom for her own good.

There has to be an appropriate middle ground where everyone can say, 'you know what, justice was done.'" The march wound its way back to the courthouse, where protesters chanted "I can't breathe" 11 times, the number of times Garner gasped these final words while pinned to the ground in a police chokehold.

However, in the interest of giving the fans a new experience with Alien, I figured there had to be an appropriate middle ground.

Bronchoscope guide was performed to provide the following: a good identification of venous circulation on the site of needle puncture by transillumination; appropriate middle-trach placement of dilators and Trach tube; and security to help prevent injury of the posterior tracheal mucosa (PTM) supposed in risk by the procedure and to clean the upper airway with aspiration.

In stage 2, these 58 SNPs were tested for association comparing 960 RS replication cases (mean age of 93 years), 1208 Leiden 85-plus replication cases (mean age of 92 years), and 1578 Danish replication cases (mean age of 93 years) with appropriate middle-aged population controls (Table 1).

These challenges are difficult enough to navigate for the age-appropriate middle-school students, but when students are forced into middle school before they are ready to handle the challenges, it's a miserable experience.

The featured work must be fiction, under 300 pages, available in paperback, appropriate for middle school-aged children and adaptable to programming, Ms. Campbell said.

It is definitely appropriate for middle and high school United States history and government classes.

Special education high school students used books more appropriate for middle school and never had to write essays of more than a few hundred words.

Program activities emphasized basic neuroscience concepts appropriate for middle school audiences (MacNabb et al., 2000; Society for Neuroscience, 2008).

This data would also provide us with information about the leveling of concepts appropriate to middle and high school.