Sentence examples for be appropriate even if from inspiring English sources

Indeed, we are unable to envision a criminal case where contingent fees would ever be appropriate — even if they were not explicitly barred, as is the case in this jurisdiction.

"There may be certain cases," it has concluded, "where heightened accountability or acceptance of responsibility through the defendant's admission of misconduct may be appropriate, even if it does not allow us to achieve a prompt resolution".

If the 95% CI includes appreciable benefit or harm (we suggest an RR of under 0.75 or over 1.25 as a rough guide) rating down for imprecision may be appropriate even if OIS criteria are met.

This will be appropriate even if one believes, as some traditionally have, that emotions actually represent the breakdown of smoothly adaptive functions such as thought, perception, and rational planning.

The military term "withdrawal" may, however, still be appropriate even if the troops are staying in place.

In fact, the appropriate use of school register data is more subtle than the Cochrane authors currently consider, since its use as baseline data may in fact be appropriate even if it is inappropriate for use as outcome data.

The question arose as to whether recycling racism was appropriate even if the aim was to ridicule it.

Leaders must excercise good judgment about what is appropriate, even if that makes some group members uncomfortable.

For instance, a web server with an open port 80, the "door" through which HTTP web pages are sent through, is appropriate (even if the encrypted version, HTTPS, would be more secure).

The realm of interpersonal blame is not perfectly analogous to the realm of legal responsibility, of course, so "beyond a reasonable doubt" may be too demanding a requirement, but nevertheless there is some epistemic standard that must be met before blame is appropriate, even if the potential target of blame is in fact blameworthy and inside of the potential blamer's jurisdiction.

These averaged about hands (4 feet) high and averaged 900 pound each; thus, the name pony was appropriate, even if not strictly correct in all cases.