Sentence examples for appropriately makes from inspiring English sources

Arsenic sandstone is a special rock type of MUSL with strong water holding capacity, which appropriately makes up the shortage of sand on water and fertilizer losing.

"It was fascinating to learn how they change interaction with the content, and why using content tools appropriately makes a difference in whether someone reads through a webpage," she says.

The use of a highly heterogeneous database for which not all important variables were taken into account and of a sample too small to use the Hosmer Lemeshow goodness-of-fit test appropriately makes their conclusions uncertain.

American fans of Premier League teams have appropriated British sporting culture and then, appropriately, made it their own.

The mainstream media, including The Washington Post, appropriately made clear note of the falsehoods about crowd size.

Additional rewards for slapstick "high jinks" and a genuine compulsion to collect every unique doll add layers that, rather appropriately, make a small game that much larger.

"We can confirm that our bank and nonbank affiliates appropriately made their own assessments in line with guidelines" set by Japanese authorities, the bank said.

Some innovations are successful because a new technology improves collaboration with supply chain partners and helps allocate business risks more appropriately, making cost reductions possible.

However, efforts have not been appropriately made to find relevant solutions that overcome deficiencies of PDEC tower systems and to identify potential problems with PDEC towers.

(Zachary Woolfe) DEDALUS ENSEMBLE This new-music group, since 1996 an important European interpreter of American composers, makes a belated debut in the United States with a program called, appropriately, "Made in U.S.A".

In between, Hill carved a reputation as 'Mr Monaco', the most glamorous name in the sport appropriately making its most glamorous event his own, with five wins in seven years on the unforgiving streets of the Principality.