Sentence examples for be appropriate to present from inspiring English sources

If Murray manages to lose this from a set and two breaks up, it'll be appropriate to present him with a piece of decorated neckwear.

In many circumstances, it may be appropriate to present the results of more than one model.

However, it may not be appropriate to present the FDs developed for different conditions in a single diagram as they vary for various flow situations and also for different infrastructural elements.

It would be appropriate to present the data as frequency distributions, plotting both intensity and size of the measured spots.

As there is currently a lot of debate in the literature about the potential (dis)advantages of resurfacing, we felt that it would be appropriate to present the data of our exploratory RCT after short-term follow-up.

While it may be appropriate to present subgroup-specific results on a different scale, it would not be correct to use that scale for a single summary measure over the whole trial.

Sometimes I think it's appropriate to present it differently.

"At Grand Canyon it is appropriate to present the culture of the Navajo and the Hopi, tribes that live in and around the canyon," he said.

Though the range of validity of such models is clearly limited to certain load conditions, it is appropriate to present and discuss them in a rather detailed manner, for sake of clarity at least, before embarking on the more elaborate models presented in the next chapter, which account for string or membrane stresses as well as for bending and torsion stresses.

Unsurprisingly, there was ample discussion among the 9/11 Museum designers and curators about how to present such deaths to the public, or if it was appropriate to present them at all.

"I have determined that it is appropriate to present evidence regarding the circumstances of [Eric Garner's] death to a Richmond County Grand Jury," a statement released by Donovan's office reads.