Sentence examples for be appropriate to increase from inspiring English sources
As far as city planners are concerned, it would be appropriate to increase the allowable density on the site "to stimulate new office development in this underutilized stretch of the corridor". Moreover, they said in their report, the site would "also offer the possibility for new residential development that would complement the adjacent mixed-use district" to the south and west.
It may be appropriate to increase the allotted amount of exam time in certain situations, such as in cases which the student's accommodation requires the use of technology aids, scribes or readers; or when the student's documentation clearly supports the need for an extraordinary amount of extended time.
The results of our study are useful for understanding of what has to be enhanced in cities and where it can be appropriate to increase services targeting different categories of users.
The project team and the CAC debated whether it would be appropriate to increase allowances only for mamalishe.
It would thus be appropriate to increase intake in those with impending folate deficiency or more importantly in those with overt folate deficiency but that nothing was to be gained by increasing the status of those who had adequate status.
It is less certain whether it would be appropriate to increase catheterization rates in asymptomatic patients (or patients with stable angina) who have high risk features noted on non-invasive cardiac testing.
He acknowledged that many customers were not yet benefitting from the economic recovery but said the bank's progress meant it was "appropriate" to increase the bonus pool.
Mr Horta-Osorio told the BBC: "I strongly believe you should link compensation with performance, and having increased our underlying profits by 140%, we thought it was appropriate to increase the bonus pool of the bank by 8%.
"However, it remained above the level which we anticipated at the time of our half-year results and as a result the group believes it is appropriate to increase its provision for expected PPI costs by £1bn.
However, given the large sample size of the interventions group, which was recruited prior to the control group, it was felt that the recruitment method was appropriate to increase the sample size of the control group as much as possible.
