Sentence examples for appropriate through from inspiring English sources
Prada herself compared it to a nightclub – a comparison made all the more appropriate through a soundtrack of eighties electro.
Moreover, the state should appropriate, through dividends, a larger share of SOEs' value (some of which might be at the expense of these firms' managers).
At the heart of the attack, echoed by representatives of the timber industry, was a contention that the priority given to environmental concerns within the administration had prevented officials from confronting the fire threat as might have been most appropriate, through emergency logging measures.
These findings support growing international efforts to enhance the ecological value of hard coastal structures by facilitating their colonisation (where appropriate) through design interventions.
Paragraph 27(h): empower local authorities, as appropriate, through regulatory and financial means to work and coordinate with migrants in disaster risk management at local level (UNISDR 2015a, p. 18).
In a word, our exercising of our finite freedom has worth and efficacy only by reason of our embodiment in a natural and cultural setting that is largely not of our own making, but this is a world that we seek to appropriate through our words and deeds.
An appropriate through-thickness transfer matrix, relating a proper set of variables describing the acoustic field at the two external surfaces of the medium, is derived by manipulating the dynamic stiffness matrix related to a finite element model of the unit cell.
In both types of trials, the data collected showed the filter skid to be an appropriate flow-through sampling device.
Many of these companies use money appropriated through earmarks to turn around and lobby for more money.
They are appropriated through farming practices and land tenure rights, based on the native or migrant narratives (Lentz 2005) that frame their territoriality.
Land and other natural resources are sufficiently abundant for use in primary production, but can only be appropriated through employing an increasing amount of labor for this purpose.
