Sentence examples for appropriately means from inspiring English sources

In Vivaldi's La Folia (which appropriately means "madness"), each soloist improvises a rock-inspired "cadenza".

It is a radical heritage that has made Utøya (which appropriately means "outer island") something of an outsider in this traditionally conservative region.

(The book includes a brief glossary for pronouncing its beautiful Irish names, which in this case are "Oh-sheen" and "Ash-ling". Aisling, appropriately, means "vision").

Murray (1973) states that the name "appropriately means Bird Island".

Failing to deal with this appropriately means that key regulators might be missed because they are part of a correlated set of regulators, and their link probabilities fall below threshold through mutual interference.

The fact that adrenal disorders associated with DSD are common and are a medical emergency if not recognised and treated appropriately means that the endocrine team is central to the initial stages of assessment and management.

What does "appropriately" mean?

When this group was sub-stratified by whether oxygen prescription was appropriate or not the significance of these figures did not change; in the group given oxygen appropriately mean admission frequency fell by 0.4/year (p = 0.31) and in those given it inappropriately by 2/year (p = 0.29).

Appropriately, tehelka means sensation in Hindi.

So Matilda makes up stories in which the sorrows of her lonely life become luxuriantly imaginative dramas (embodied through appropriately imaginative means onstage).

In fact, and perhaps appropriately, gurgl means "throat"; the village lies at the southernmost limit of the Otztal Valley, a 65km rift in the Alps that sweeps through Austrian Tirol like a super-sized black run.