Sentence examples for appropriate to some from inspiring English sources

Import substitution may be appropriate to some, but not others.

These conditions are also appropriate to some flue gas CO2 recovery processes.

Another version, held to be appropriate to some developing countries, focuses on the gap between imports and exports.

It is intimated that the City can control the decibels; if so, why may it not prescribe zero decibels as appropriate to some places?

They enjoyed a memorable picnic at St Cloud at which Picasso invented dance steps and wild gestures that he thought would be appropriate to some dramatic Chinese music on a gramophone.

I can envision an e-book version of "Globish," too, that contained links, where appropriate, to some of Mr. McCrum's intellectual journalism, so you could make your own sidebars.

In and among the thousands of condolences, some felt it was appropriate to put some of the blame on Millane for her death not her killer.

So I do worry that some legislators will feel like it's appropriate to change some of our existing protections in response to the requests from the industry".

With the holiday a mere three days away, it seemed appropriate to explore some more inventive and literary-minded ensembles.

I can't think of very many occasions when it would be appropriate to criticize some individual in public.

At this time it would seem appropriate to give some recognition to its designer, who was my fellow landscape architect Norman T. Newton.