Sentence examples for appropriate much more from inspiring English sources

Call the money FEMA aid, and Congress will be free to appropriate much more.

"Our approach on transparency, on clearing, on end users, on capital requirements and on trading mandates are much more appropriate, much more reasonable, much more business-friendly," he said.

"If the terrorist attack would have been successful, then these personal defense and screening stocks would likely have longer legs and would be a good investment, as Congress would appropriate much more than they will now given the fact the attack was unsuccessful".

But Israel's communal divisions (the Indian sense of the term is appropriate) are much more severe, and they're often backed by law or organised violence.

The plotting of velocity vectors and their sums was simplified by using graphic instruments called computers before that term was appropriated for much more complex devices.

Thus a Treasury bond yield will not be the appropriate measure; something much more risky (and higher-yielding) will be needed.

"In the long run, compassion and support, including prescribed medical treatment where appropriate, will be much more effective in turning this crisis around than fear and shame".

Mazel tov" would not be an appropriate way to toast "Keeping Up With the Steins"; "oy vey" would be much more appropriate.

"A more nuanced approach is much more appropriate".

Trump's assault on workers just makes the act of workplace resistance that much more appropriate, and that much more vital.

I find the U.S. government response to the crisis much more appropriate".