Sentence examples for be more appropriately from inspiring English sources

6 Which, according to Tacitus, should be more appropriately located 50 miles south?

Inverting that strange reasoning, his "rationales" can be more appropriately labeled objectives.

That issue can be more appropriately considered if petitioner is in fact evicted arbitrarily.

A fuzzy-logic-based approach may be more appropriately used to carry out risk analysis in the initial design stages.

He gives the example of routine follow-ups carried out by consultant psychiatrists, which may sometimes be more appropriately done by psychiatric nurses.

Davis said the academy had considered including Fawcett, but ultimately felt her "remarkable television work" would be more appropriately honoured by the television academy at the Emmy Awards.

And his book would be more appropriately shelved under Recovery (except that he doesn't recover) than under African-American Studies — or, for that matter, under Journalism.

Since the case will be remanded, that question and other questions raised by the respondent can be more appropriately disposed of by the District Court.

Examples of situations in which simulation defaults should be changed and where problems might be more appropriately solved outside the simulation environment are presented.

However, the traditional concept of heritability, which may be more appropriately called the genetic heritability, represents only the percentage of phenotypic variance due to additive genetic effects.

That way, you'll be more appropriately prepared to deal with camp injuries, and you can choose your defense and kicker based on weekly matchups.