Sentence examples for appropriate subjects for from inspiring English sources

Mr. Sirulnick said that under the right circumstances high school students can be appropriate subjects for reality television shows.

Weiner said terrorism and violent crime were more appropriate subjects for F.B.I. investigation than whether Clemens lied.

Issa has tried to draw a line separating events that he considers appropriate subjects for investigation and those which he deems inappropriate.

The result, Mr. Gessen said, is that the everyday lives of young urban adults are no longer considered appropriate subjects for ambitious novels.

"Sorcery and witchcraft are not appropriate subjects for a Catholic school and I do not want parents or children thinking we approve of them in our library".

Although these issues are appropriate subjects for concern, we believe that our detailed adjustments and sampling weights mitigated any potential adverse effects associated with these scenarios (27).

Schizophrenia may be an appropriate subject for a melodrama.

In an era of apology and reparation this is, surely, the appropriate subject for an international conference.

Private Manning has been designated as an appropriate subject for both maximum security and prevention of injury (POI) detention.

That accountancy should be considered an appropriate subject for a serious film marks a sharp break with tradition.

We all acknowledge the fact that publicly funded content is an appropriate subject for debate and comment.