Sentence examples for appropriate to found from inspiring English sources

In 1984, at a meeting of The Heraldry Society, it was suggested to Brooke-Little, then Norroy and Ulster King of Arms, that it would be appropriate to found a "Society of Friends" of the College of Arms.

Many of us who are separated unto Christ feel it is appropriate to find a new label that will define us more positively and appropriately".

And I agree that it's appropriate to find that balance".

"Certainly it is appropriate to find out exactly what happened in regards to the death of this particular woman and in terms of the investigation that took place".

Somehow, it's appropriate to find the pathetic fallacy informing a conversation about the making of what Smiley's publishers are describing as "the literary event of 2014".

Given that Johnny Cash personified such intangibles, it feels appropriate to find him telling the story of America's locomotive industry, in words and song.

"It can be appropriate to find out what are the campaigning objectives of any group, and that is quite an appropriate thing to do, and that will often be done by the permanent civil service.

This method of exhaustive search is not appropriate to find the best solution couple.

The average first-hit computed from Table 3 over under-represented classes classes 5 to 10 shows that confidence is not appropriate to find rare instances (Table 5).

We have to be sensitive to all of the classroom students and parents and it may be appropriate to find alternative foods for those parents/students that have issues or objections.

It was not appropriate to find the long-time equilibrium as in several of the scenarios simulated the model did not have a non-trivial steady state.