Sentence examples for appropriate to many from inspiring English sources

By bringing together relevant stakeholders to discuss common problems and possible adaptation strategies, measures appropriate to many places in the Baltic could emerge.

Interestingly, this gives the Highest Good a role that will seem quite appropriate to many religious believers, for it presents our need for religion as one that is drawn from an inward, subjective struggle over the meaningfulness of our existence.

Of course, people disagree about the norms appropriate to many of the domains that markets have invaded -- family life, friendship, sex, procreation, health, education, nature, art, citizenship, sports, and the way we contend with the prospect of death.

Such multiple narratives may well be appropriate to the many roles that universities have and will continue play, but in recent years some of these stories have started to drown out others.

"As we reach the conclusion of a difficult year for our family, we wanted to take this opportunity to provide a further update regarding Jules' medical situation, as per our pledge to communicate continued information, when appropriate, to his many fans," their statement read.

In the last few decades, there has been increasing interest in Markovian jump systems because this class of systems is appropriate to model many physical systems mainly those random failures, repairs and sudden environment disturbance [2 5].

We suggest that qualitative methodologies are often appropriate to address many of these research questions.

Visual inspection of the annotations for these entries indicated to us that it may have been appropriate to merge many of the duplicate entries.

Triage algorithms, designed to identify patients with life- or limb-threatening injuries who should be transported to a trauma center, lack appropriate sensitivity to many of these injuries.

I don't know is the most appropriate answer to many questions.

The movement also tries to defend communities against those intent, in Franklin's words, on "turning the globe into one giant commercial resource base, while denying a decent and appropriate habitat to many of the world's citizens".