Sentence examples for appropriately put from inspiring English sources

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.

Just look to the high profile deaths of young women who were slut-shamed and a mass shooting where the killer said he was targeting "blonde sluts": we're still being targeted because of our identities and sexualities, and it has, perhaps appropriately, put a damper on the once-celebratory reclamation of the word.

Robert S. DeLuca, the president of the environmental organization Group for the South Fork, said he favored reclamation because "you're able to pull things out of the ground that might not have been appropriately put in the landfill, and the ability to reclaim disturbed land in an environment where we have such limited amounts of undisturbed land is invaluable".

Or perhaps more appropriately put: the study, analysis and case for the inclusion of female perspective and participation on a deeper and wider scale is trending.

A core issue of life and work is this: At any point in time, are you appropriately putting the right amount of attention on the right thing?

His only answer was that it was unfortunate when citizens who had acted appropriately were put under police investigation.

Make sure everything is cleaned and ironed appropriately, and put effort into your hair and makeup - looking half-done while wearing such beautiful clothing would be tragic.

This appropriately enough puts the Hawks in about the same category as their compatriots in the Braves and Falcons.

"Inspectors found that the maternity unit was often understaffed and that some staff were carrying out tasks for which they did not feel appropriately skilled, putting women and babies at risk," a spokeswoman for the regulator said.

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.

Econ 101 tells us — probably correctly — that the only way to get people to change their behavior appropriately is to put a price on emissions so this cost in turn gets incorporated into everything else in a way that reflects ultimate environmental impacts.