Sentence examples for appropriate new from inspiring English sources
After an initial shock, power can rapidly appropriate new data for its own ends.
There needs to be a non-capitalist outside to appropriate – new land, new resources, to provide profitable investment opportunities.
How the relics returned makes for an appropriate new chapter in the life and legacy of Galileo, which is still under debate.
Re "A Chance for Opera, the City and City Opera," by Anthony Tommasini (Critic's Notebook, Aug. 19): Despite City Opera's desperate need for an appropriate new home, there is a lack of restaurants, bars and night life at ground zero.
A new Christmas movie is almost invariably a bad thing – and yet somehow the celebratory glossiness and cupidity of the season seem to demand some appropriate new product at the multiplex, a yuletide film with a shelf life that expires on Christmas Eve but then de-expires 11 months later.
In an interview last week, Mr. Chandnani said, "There was a lot of pressure on us then, so we had announced that we would change the name, but now there is no pressure, so why should we change the name?" It all makes one wonder whether "Publicity Stunt," as suggested by Denis C. from Montreal, might indeed the most appropriate new name.
This will help in locating appropriate new sites for groundwater developments in the Ellembelle district.
McDonald teaches a class at New York University on "appropriating new technologies".
But it cannot clean the sites until the Legislature appropriates new money for the Superfund program, which is now broke.
Despite strong opposition from some lawmakers, including Representative Bob Barr, Republican of Georgia, and Senator Bob Graham, Democrat of Florida, Congress appropriated new money for the dredging last year.
Like a thriving spoken tongue, a vibrant design language is shaped by where it's been, yet it also evolves by appropriating new bits from contemporary culture," Diego Rodriguez, a partner at IDEO, a San Francisco-based design studio, said.
