Sentence examples for are appropriate from from inspiring English sources
Further studies of ours [ 121– 124] and other groups [ 125, 126] suggest that narrative techniques are appropriate from preschool age and aid in the detection and prognosis of gender-specific cognitive emotional styles that act as risk/protective factors for behavioral and internalizing symptoms.
But letting McGregor dictate the narrative is a good move for another reason: it reduces the potential damage to trans people that comes when their stories are appropriated from outside the community.
Some of the medallions are appropriated from natural history prints known as "Besler's Tulips," the work of Basilius Besler (1561-1629) who in 1614 compiled a book of natural history prints to document scientifically flowers and natural wildlife.
In other words, a mode of subsistence is constituted by an ensemble of 'subsistence techniques' that are the means with which resources are appropriated from the environment.
"Reconsideration of this balance is appropriate from time to time and as financial conditions change".
"And if a statement is appropriate from me and the prime minister there will be one, not in Treasury questions where we are talking about the economy.
Secretary Michael Chertoff assures us that this deal is "appropriate from a national security standpoint" but refuses to give details because such information is classified.
"The question of what is appropriate from a medical perspective is more acute than it ever was," Mr. Golenski said, "and that question is not addressed by either party's plan".
Lord McNally, the deputy leader of the Lords, responded: "I do not think that it is appropriate from this despatch box to comment on individual cases, some of which are before the courts".
The use of CF3Br as a performance benchmark for new fire suppressants is appropriate from an engineering standpoint.
Kvanvig points out that an assertion may be all-things-considered appropriate without being appropriate from the epistemic point of view.
