Sentence examples for be as appropriate from inspiring English sources

If ever a rugby league performance could be described as after the Lord Mayor's show, then this effort will surely be as appropriate as any.

The final lines of the only surviving newsletter includes an observation about the effects of war that may be as appropriate in some communities today as it was 60 years ago in Old Greenwich.

Academic theorists, especially those of France and Italy during the 17th century, argued that expression, costume, details, and setting of a work be as appropriate to their subject as possible.

If the polls settle in at showing something like a 1- or 2-point lead for Mr. Obama by this point next week, that would be reasonably well in line with where our model and others think that the election "should" be based on economic trends; it would no longer be as appropriate to think of Mr. Romney as being an underachieving candidate.

Thus, the models produced based on this data might not be as appropriate for developing regions with a substantially different patterns of social interactions and human mobility.

Therefore utilizing a dose escalation method that has toxicity based endpoints may not be as appropriate for determination of recommended dose, and alternative parameters such as pharmacokinetic or pharmacodynamic outcomes are potentially appealing options.

That's as appropriate a cue as any for the next president.

The slogan "Better together" is as appropriate to our education system as it is to our country.

All four of these new musicals are as appropriate to their era as "Oklahoma!" was to its.

The small auditorium in the basement of Scandinavia House on Park Avenue was as appropriate a place as any.

This dictum was directed at doctors, but it is as appropriate for parents.