Sentence examples for appropriately demanding from inspiring English sources

The evidence is overwhelming that this practice holds back poor children, denying them access to an appropriately demanding curriculum.

It's not that the medicine isn't working, the chairman seemed to be saying - it's just that when it comes to the jobs market, we have an appropriately demanding definition of good health.

To treat the most complicated organ in the body appropriately demands considerable expertise.

In his State of the Union address, the president appropriately demanded stricter accounting standards and tougher disclosure requirements.

"I thought it was wrong of him to call federal law enforcement officials 'storm troopers,' and I believe that the officials appropriately demanded an apology from him," she said at a news conference in Westchester County.

While mechanical stimulation is relevant to certain, mechanosensitive cells, the overall diversity of signal transduction pathways demands appropriately versatile methods of focal activation.

Public health and health-care organizations demand, appropriately so, quantitative evidence of the associations between risk factors and health outcomes, and of the effectiveness, including costs and benefits, of interventions before modifying current or implementing new measures (e.g. early warning systems) to reduce exposures and vulnerabilities.

The three keys to answering this question are density, appropriately balanced demand and supply and category concentration.

At the same time, it is able to power a PM on appropriately when demand on resources increases, or in order to maintain the constraints.

These are the times when the body is demanding sleep the most and if used appropriately, can help you get the sleep you've been lacking at night.

Mr. Norton, following the demanding and somewhat awkward control room etiquette, replied appropriately, "That's correct".