Sentence examples for appropriateness are from inspiring English sources

Modesty and appropriateness are not A-list qualities on that long finger extending into the Atlantic.

However, if the demands of financial appropriateness are linked too mechanically to immediate cuts, the result could be the killing of the goose that lays the golden egg of economic growth.

Hedonic preference and contextual appropriateness are two general principles governing humans' emotional expressions.

Rather, judgments about appropriateness are driven also by, for example, our sensitivities to the demands of rational co-operation with our conversational partners.

Several interaction effects involving appropriateness are detected, indicating the importance of the consumption context on the acceptance of innovations in traditional cheese.

Gibbard's account is a non-cognitivist variant of this view, since for him thoughts about appropriateness are non-cognitive, whereas McDowell and Wiggins's view is cognitivist, since according to them thoughts about merit are beliefs (or, perhaps, besires).

For each hospital, the overall average proportion of appropriate prescriptions by criterion of appropriateness is displayed in Table 2.

This goal is now accepted as appropriate for taxonomy, even though its appropriateness was originally contested by no less than Ernst Mayr (Ridley [1986]).

Organizational appropriateness is aimed at achieving the best health outcomes and the most appropriate use of resources.

For her, appropriateness was all.

But "appropriateness" is a useless gauge of architectural value.