Sentence examples for consider more appropriate from inspiring English sources
The No 2 seed has been playing in a revealing black lace dress with a plunging neckline and bright red straps that some might consider more appropriate to the dance floor than a tennis court.
Polymer deposition into the skin may be an issue with repeat application of such a MN array, hence future work will consider more appropriate MN systems for continuous use, alongside tailoring delivery to less hydrophilic compounds.
So, at the risk of sounding rational, I would argue we do away with both and consider more appropriate means of engaging audiences at home and abroad.
What is equally important is that as the adults, including educators, policy makers and researchers, need to consider more appropriate ways to analyze positive academic achievement, as well as strive towards creating more accurate measures of student achievement.
In LAC countries, patients often follow complementary and alternative medicine [ 21, 22] or magical cures that may greatly modify the therapeutic plan the rheumatologists consider more appropriate.
At the same time, the traditional symbols of patriotism are treated now with a casualness that would once have been considered more appropriate for sports emblems.
Ultimately, doctors must decide how best to use the technology, he said, acknowledging that it is considered more appropriate for detailed diagnoses than for mass screenings.
Muscovites and tourists now wander past Lenin's Mausoleum in fashions that until recently might have been considered more appropriate for a beach resort.
Cardinal Ratzinger ruffled feathers almost upon arrival in Munich by ordering priests to return to celebrating First Communion and first confession in the same year, rather than having the first confession a year later, a practice that had become established over the previous decade, and which its advocates considered more appropriate for young children.
For frequency representations, again order was considered more appropriate than non-ordered data as was a graphical presentation over tallies.
