Sentence examples for appropriate well from inspiring English sources

San Francisco Fed president John Williams noted earlier this week:I expect that continued asset purchases will be appropriate well into the second half of this year.

It is gripping in those places where that is appropriate: well judged, nicely written by the standards of books you might otherwise pay for, not just by the standards of committee reports—and well illustrated with both photographs and diagrams.

However, a team doctor for the Dolphins can see Marshall and consult with Marshall's other doctors, and the team can express appropriate well wishes, said Greg Aiello, a spokesman for the league.

Selecting the appropriate well completion design, equipment and installation techniques are frequent decisions required of oil and gas operators.

Developing an oil field with water sweep requires an appropriate well architecture and adequate injection rates to ensure optimum sweep area is achieved.

An appropriate well control procedure must be performed to remove the kick fluids and avoid additional formation fluid from flowing into the well (Vallejo-Arrieta 2002).

While Mr. Marsalis's long pieces have plenty to offer, it is those with the small groups that allow him the most control; the compositions fit the context, and everything sounds appropriate, well-edited.

Scholars interested in the capability approach have debated the question of whether the appropriate well-being metric should be capabilities or functionings, hence opportunities or achievements.

While performing these completion operations the maximum running hook loads and static drag encountered during pre- and post-expansion process are indispensable for making appropriate well-completion decisions.

This study can assist regional governments with water management in areas affected by scarcity of freshwater by implementing appropriate well-barrier projects.

An appropriate well-designed lighting system is required for energy saving since the lighting consumption is dependent on the activities of the occupants of the buildings.