Sentence examples for appropriately although from inspiring English sources

I berated myself daily for not living appropriately, although this was, conveniently, defined by the very church I attended.

"We're relying strictly on communicating with our customers, to ensure they understand the severity of the situation, and they are responding appropriately". Although June figures have yet to be released, Volzke said the district cut its usage 28% last month -- a feat that was accompanied by public outreach efforts such as the Guess Your Gallons challenge.

Overall the SPs in all tracks portrayed the case appropriately although there were significant differences in facial expressions especially for one track (Table  4).

These proteins can heterodimerize and SPT can complement dehiscence defects in alc mutants if expressed appropriately, although the converse is not true [ 18].

Other music sounded appropriately atmospheric although not specifically Irish, for Mr. Bolger was concerned with hardship throughout the world as well as in Ireland.

No, they will be more than appropriately honored, although as I said to the admiral, we're the ones who are honored.

He was on time, appropriately dressed (although his outfit has been scrutinised) and possibly feeling a bit lost in a crowd of people, many of them military types who might well regard him as some kind of anti-Christ.

Penn is six feet six, nearly a foot taller than his partner, and happens to be that rare person to whom the word "shambling" can be appropriately applied — although he also crosses the stage at times in a style of locomotion he describes, quite accurately, as grooving.

Throughout the broadcast, the press room collectively chuckled or groaned appropriately, and although the roasters dutifully lambasted Bieber's dumb teenaged hijinks, it was all a little uncomfortable to watch.

Suggesting it was a "tactic, not strategy," he advised Israel "not to go into doomsday mode" over it and to remember that Abbas "is still the best option". Israel has failed to recognize its strength and be "appropriately forthcoming", although both sides are at fault for the frustrated talks, according to Elie Podeh of Hebrew University's Department of Islamic and Middle Eastern studies.

The proposed experiments are largely appropriately designed although there are important points of clarification required.