Sentence examples for appropriate to draw from inspiring English sources

The company disputed that Thursday, saying it was "not scientifically appropriate" to draw conclusions based on a key graph in a 108-page report on the data.

None seem appropriate to draw conclusions from — peek, for a moment, at your Internet presence, and determine if it would be an accurate representation to those you've never met — save perhaps the final photo she posted.

As for the influence of temperature on the compressive residual strength of the laminates, it also appears that the classical experimental set-up for CAI tests is not completely appropriate to draw a clear cut conclusion.

In this case, as in Shaw, "[t]he present litigation plainly does not present a borderline question, and we express no views about where it would be appropriate to draw the line". Ibid.

"I can't explain" why the two animals died, she said, "but if you're doing studies with only four or five animals, it's not appropriate to draw conclusions like 'one out of five will die.' " Ecstasy, also known as MDMA, is a methamphetamine whose users describe an overwhelming sense of peace and friendship for others, as well as the energy to dance for hours.

According to the "Rally to Restore Sanity" website, the rally is "for the people who think shouting is annoying, counterproductive and terrible for your throat" and "who believe that the only time it's appropriate to draw a Hitler mustache on someone is when that person is actually Hitler.

"It is an appropriate line to draw".

So what is the appropriate conclusion to draw?

Which is very true, though this very book also summarises lots of research findings and the appropriate "lessons" to draw from them.

"However, the review is not the appropriate authority to draw any conclusions as to whether the earlier provision of lifejackets would have prevented this loss of life," it read.

But Mr. Markey is pursuing a separate point: that the appropriate lesson to draw from Solyndra is that the much larger loan guarantee that has been promised for construction of a twin-reactor nuclear plant in Georgia deserves closer scrutiny.