Sentence examples for be appropriate for an from inspiring English sources

As an American I think it would be appropriate for an article published on July 4 to endorse the pursuit of happiness for its own sake.

A light touch is best: a thunderous 15-sentence run of anaphora might not be appropriate for an article on traffic measures in suburban New Jersey.

This paper takes the first steps in developing the framework by identifying candidate functions and methods which may be appropriate for an aggregation-based approach.

"That's a kind of system which might be appropriate for an intelligence agency but not for an ethics compliance process in an international sports institution that serves the public and is the subject of intense public scrutiny".

Although this screener appeared to be a valid and reliable measure to assess beverage and fast-food consumption in a primarily white, adolescent population, it does not appear to be appropriate for an overweight Latina female adolescent population.

Entries could explain why these stories were important as news stories, what the goal of the reporters were, how the news organization chose to best communicate the facts, where reporters or commentators may have gone beyond the facts to enhance the presentation, and other comments students feel would be appropriate for an ombudsman to make.

But then, would Al Jolson in blackface singing "Mammy" be appropriate for a Martin Luther King parade?

Tricolor chiffons would be appropriate for a Fourth of July or French bicentennial celebration.

It would also be appropriate for a course in international development or international housing.

Its tone must be appropriate for a subject listing (informational rather than promotional).

"Rudy was speaking about what would be appropriate for a country that was just moving into restricting smoking," she said.