Sentence examples for appropriate to build from inspiring English sources

It would be perfectly appropriate to build normal office buildings at ground zero with the names of all of the victims engraved in marble on their exteriors between knee and eye level.

"I think there is a developing consensus -- among everybody I've talked to -- that it is not either practical or appropriate to build another 100-story building," Mr. Whitehead said.

On Jan . 4 John C. Whitehead, the chairman of the development corporation, stood next to Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg at City Hall and stated, "I think there is a developing consensus -- among everybody I've talked to -- that it is not either practical or appropriate to build another 100-story building".

On Jan . 3 for example, Mr. Whitehead stood next to Mr. Bloomberg at a City Hall news conference and said, "I think there is a developing consensus -- among everybody I've talked to -- that it is not either practical or appropriate to build another 100-story building".

While it was "certainly appropriate" to build a database, he said: "I don't think it would dramatically change public perception of the appropriate size and scope of government.

"No one is against geothermal technology, but the question is, is it appropriate to build one for a single family that endangers the whole community," said Gary Baddeley, a 25-year resident of the neighborhood who works in the entertainment industry.

What is more, the governor has become a master of spending less than what was appropriated to build up surpluses he can largely use as he likes.

The White House has signaled to congressional Republicans that it will not shut down the government in October if money isn't appropriated to build a wall along the U.S.-Mexico border, potentially clearing a path for lawmakers to reach a short-term budget deal.

Despite its astonishing scale — the dome of Selimiye surpasses by a few inches that of Istanbul's Hagia Sofia — no detail was too small to escape Sinan's attention, from the intricate carving of the minbar, or stepped pulpit, to the hidden relief of an upside-down tulip carved into a column, perhaps a reference to the landowner whose tulip farm was appropriated to build the mosque.

Still, Corbato was waiting for the appropriate technology to build that system.

"I continue to favor support for Brazil and other nations that take appropriate steps to build sound, sustainable and growing economies," Mr. O'Neill said.