Sentence examples for appropriate to and from inspiring English sources

The instruments and data have been shown to be appropriate to, and usable by, high school age and early university students.

While I'm constantly wishing there was more outrage in our movement, it needs to be appropriate to and justified by the situation.

By considering patients' experiences and thoughts, as well as their use of compensatory processes, when planning and organising home care, the planned care might be more appropriate to and safe for the individual patient.

Students need strict guidelines of what is and isn't appropriate to comment and post.

The dark epic seemed appropriate to time and place.

"A tribulation," he writes, "that is appropriate to Jews, and to all others besides.

The old word "gainsaid" adds a faintly folkloric touch, appropriate to antiquity and intransigence.

The guidelines give editors ways to determine which users' pages are appropriate to cite, and how prominently.

Popper has never fully explained why he decided it was appropriate to take and test people's blood.

Impulse leads every animal to seek what is appropriate to it and rejects what is not appropriate.

[Wife] is in agreement that it would not be appropriate to intubate and ventilate him.