Sentence examples for be appropriate to a from inspiring English sources

The statement concludes: "Jerry does not believe it represents what the real Specials stood for, politically, or in terms of creativity, imagination or forwardness of ideas, and he does not think the proposed venues would really be appropriate to a band of the status of the real Specials".

Still, a suit must be appropriate to a region or industry.

We cannot affirm anything positive about God, because no affirmation can be appropriate to a transcendent being.

However, it depends largely on context, and because a soundscape may be appropriate to a place although it is poor, this descriptor must probably not be used on its own.

This model could be applied to several applications such as to predict the behavior of a social network user in commenting or liking some kind of status; to recommend some new entries which could be appropriate to a given user; to cluster the user based on some criteria.

This paper reports result of experiments with a driving simulator in order to answer the following question: What type of support should be given to an automobile driver when it is determined, via some method to monitor the driver's behavior and the traffic condition, that the driver's intent may not be appropriate to a traffic condition?

Such a look may be appropriate to an analysis of lives ironed by rules and ritual into crisp uniformity.

"There has to be a level of security that is appropriate to a mobile device.

The subject was appropriate to a show that bore a crippling messianic burden.

This of course is appropriate to a playwright whose works are suspended between comedy and tragedy.

The comfort they offer is appropriate to a time of vague unease about war, epidemics and recession.