Sentence examples for be appropriate not only from inspiring English sources

"Selfies at Serious Places" features people who thought it would be appropriate not only to take selfies at places like Auschwitz and Chernobyl but also to post the pictures to social media – with hashtags such as #selfie and #hungover.

The need to adapt to local realities may give companies the opportunity to identify the potential for new, replicable and scalable innovations that will be appropriate not only in the developing country itself, but more widely.

It has been pointed out that the framework of palliative care may be appropriate not only for older people at the very end of life but also for those receiving long-term care [ 6].

Finally, gathering these data from general population samples means that questions and response options must be appropriate not only to participants with a wide range of sexual behaviors and experiences, but also to a range of sexual partnerships, from brief, anonymous sexual encounters to very long, committed relationships.

The title was appropriate not only for the album, but also for the mood of the throng in the Flatbush Avenue church.

If the funds track broad indexes, E.T.F.'s are appropriate not only for the long term, but also as good substitutes for individually chosen securities, Mr. Miccolis said.

However, 2 4 M of NaOH is appropriate not only for the activating ground bottom ash for the geotechnical infrastructure but also for the economic benefit.

First, HTV silicone rubber was treated with different types of solvents in the presence of KOH to find that a triad mixture of diethylamine, methanol and hexane was appropriate not only to dissolve the silicone rubber to a suspension but also to separate fillers completely by filtration.

This is appropriate not only because the sum of two positive numbers is greater than either, but because it was once common to add upward, contrary to the modern practice of adding downward, so that a sum was literally higher than the addends.

Figure 3 illustrates that the regression straight line is appropriate not only for the fitting pIC50 values of the training set but also for the predicted pIC50 values of the external test set.

Meanwhile, it is appropriate not only to suggest caution in the application of molecular features and gene expression scores for tailoring extended endocrine therapy but also to encourage continuous research.