Sentence examples for being appropriate from from inspiring English sources

Kvanvig points out that an assertion may be all-things-considered appropriate without being appropriate from the epistemic point of view.

"Reconsideration of this balance is appropriate from time to time and as financial conditions change".

"And if a statement is appropriate from me and the prime minister there will be one, not in Treasury questions where we are talking about the economy.

Secretary Michael Chertoff assures us that this deal is "appropriate from a national security standpoint" but refuses to give details because such information is classified.

"The question of what is appropriate from a medical perspective is more acute than it ever was," Mr. Golenski said, "and that question is not addressed by either party's plan".

Lord McNally, the deputy leader of the Lords, responded: "I do not think that it is appropriate from this despatch box to comment on individual cases, some of which are before the courts".

The use of CF3Br as a performance benchmark for new fire suppressants is appropriate from an engineering standpoint.

The debate should not be about tampering vs. intervention, but how to differentiate those situations where operator judgement is appropriate from those where it is not.

However, these descriptors are designed in a hand-crafted way and the extracted features may not be appropriate from one application to another.

In this sense, the measure of energy is appropriate from the viewpoint of total management of buildings in a sustainable city.

There are clearly many ways in which this could have been done, and as has already been pointed out, the division of time points into "Before", "During" and "After" is not one that is appropriate from a biological perspective.