Sentence examples for appropriately into from inspiring English sources

Similar points are urged in relation to you, Adebowale, together with other points which in my judgment come more appropriately into consideration in deciding what the appropriate actual sentence is in your case.

Most of the books I'm losing have disappeared, appropriately, into an app.

Mention of the topic makes him uneasy, and prompts a defence on Borgesian lines, that we live within a web of fictions and that, if put appropriately into words, "our fictions" are the most durable thing about us.

The pictures here, made by Kenneth Graves as a young man in the Bay Area, show a world full of disjunction, of oddball events that seem to fall out of the sky and into his lap or, more appropriately, into his field of vision.

Rather than reflecting the "signature" suicide attack with mass casualties, the event fits more appropriately into the series of other hostage-takings that have taken place in Algeria in recent years but which have not been on so grand a scale and hence have not gained the same attention as events at In Amenas.

The pictures here, made by Kenneth Graves as a young man in the Bay Area, show a world full of disjunction, of oddball events that seem to fall out of the sky and into his lap — or, more appropriately, into his field of vision.

"The honourable judge erred in not appropriately taking into account the consequences of the accused's actions.

It appeared that the children had been wearing a seat belt or were appropriately strapped into a car seat, they said.

Mr. Westin, for instance, took lumps in the news media and inside his division for canceling a report about problems with pedophiles at Disney World -- a report Mr. Westin had said was not appropriately put into context.

"We urge the House to reject the Amash amendment and instead move forward with an approach that appropriately takes into account the need for a reasoned review of what tools can best secure the nation".

The waste stage is not being appropriately taken into consideration in life cycle assessments.