Sentence examples for appropriate that much from inspiring English sources
The American public (let alone the Republican party) has shown no willingness to appropriate that much money.
Mr. Bush has pledged to provide $15 billion over five years in fighting global AIDS, although it remains uncertain whether Congress will appropriate that much.
It seems appropriate that much of the evening's ranting is directed at an anonymous, sheet-covered and totally unresponsive person in Sydney's bed.
And since portions of Sweden remain winterbound for more than seven months a year, it seems equally appropriate that much of these countrymen's work is enshrouded in gloom.
Trump's assault on workers just makes the act of workplace resistance that much more appropriate, and that much more vital.
And the nature of the show itself, whose book by Herbert and Dorothy Fields is perfectly in sync with Porter's own bawdy irreverence, makes the skewering of performance ritual that much more appropriate.
Holzer claims she earned half that much and recommended variable annuities only when they were appropriate.
So it is appropriate that after much neglect, 12 Olmstead parks in eight Massachusetts cities will be spruced up in the first statewide effort in the nation to preserve the work of the father of American landscape architecture.
The question is, what are you going to do about it?" To be fair, the document and the prime minister's statement do contain some sensible measures - the setting up of four regional counter-terrorism units and four regional intelligence units is appropriate enough, given that much of the terrorist threat seems to be gestating in England's post-industrial north.
Is it appropriate to cede that much local control to Sacramento?
