Sentence examples for be reasonably appropriate from inspiring English sources

In fact, if you look at the dictionary, the definition of 'foxed' is discoloured with yellowish-brown staining, and I fear it might be reasonably appropriate".

In other words, when one takes into account that policymakers should and do respond differently to temporary and longer-lasting changes in inflation, monetary policy following the 2001 recession appears to have been reasonably appropriate, at least in relation to a simple policy rule.

This observational study suggests that referrals from primary to secondary care in Germany are reasonably appropriate and that satisfaction with referrals is high among GPs, consultants and patients.

Heterogeneity between RCTs did not exceed that expected by chance (χ = 2.67, p = 0.75, I = 0%), indicating that the data were reasonably appropriate for synthesis.

Note that, unlike other click reactions discussed above, SPAAC-based gel formation requires no additional reagents (e.g., initiator or buffering agents) and proceeds under physiological conditions with time scales that are reasonably appropriate for facile cellular encapsulations.

Extension of this approach to multi-MPS platforms should be reasonably straightforward using appropriate systems pharmacology models 4 to identify key modulators of basic biology, PK and PD within desired operational schemas of an MPS or multi-MPS platform.

Available data suggest that, when used according to contemporary guidelines and with appropriate monitoring for toxicity, conventional nonbiological treatments can be reasonably safe and tolerable [ 29].

(2) What are the appropriate objects of respect, i.e., the sorts of things that can be reasonably said to warrant respect?

Must be REASONABLY priced.

It might also be reasonably clean.

I think we can be reasonably optimistic.