Sentence examples for appropriately say from inspiring English sources

Doctors will need to "make a judgement" about the risks to people who have a less than 10% risk of developing cardiovascular disease and advise them appropriately, say the draft guidelines.

Tulley might appropriately say that Benji needed to jump to learn to pay more attention to hidden dangers beneath the surface of a choice.

Better signal detection ability arose from training improving novices' ability to accurately identify cases of financial abuse by shifting their decision tendency: increasing their willingness to (appropriately) say "at risk" in the simulated cases, but also increasing false alarm rates.

"We hope Fifa's sponsors consider our letter very seriously and respond immediately and appropriately," said Sayed Ahmed Alwadaei of BIRD.

"The police responded appropriately," said Inspector Edward Mullen, a police spokesman.

President Bush appropriately said that Mr. Mahathir's comments on Jews were "wrong and divisive".

"The speaker months ago, appropriately, said he regretted the manner in which this was dealt with," Mr. Camara said.

"We're satisfied everything was done appropriately," said Eamonn C. McKee, a spokesman for the Irish embassy in Washington.

"We trust the Vatican will rule appropriately," said Juan Carlos Cruz, a plaintiff who said he was abused by Father Karadima as a teenager.

"We take these matters very seriously, and I am confident that I acted appropriately," said Mr. Cohen, who has not been accused of wrongdoing.

"There are issues that are more complex than the general population sometimes can really assess appropriately," said Carol Lindstrom, the marketing director for an energy efficiency company.