Sentence examples for considered appropriate to from inspiring English sources

"There really are so few spaces where it's considered appropriate to talk about it," said Ms. Clifford, recalling a dinner party where her experience came up inadvertently and brought all conversation to an uncomfortable halt.

Hell on Earth Because Jesus' vision at the Last Supper on Maundy Thursday included a descent into hell, a reading of the "Inferno" by Dante Alighieri (1265-1321) has long been considered appropriate to the observance.

Apparently it's not considered appropriate to challenge such geniuses about their real identity.

Magnetic Barkhausen noise (MBN) is considered appropriate to measure the stress state of rail track.

The technological quality of sugarcane was considered appropriate to all treatments.

It was considered appropriate to develop a kinetic model at optimized conditions, determined earlier for the lab reactor used [31].

Thus, it was considered appropriate to combine both Australian and US samples for the final regression analyses.

Only 6 were considered appropriate to meet the needs of youth who had children of their own.

In this situation, extrapolation (or modeling) is considered appropriate to make best use of the existing data to allow for a thorough assessment (Section 2.7 GMS TAPS 5).

Although asphalt behaves more like a viscoelastic material, for simplicity, it was considered appropriate to use a linear elastic model for the analysis.

Therefore, separate consideration in different models was considered appropriate to describe the behaviours and associations with CVD risk among the sample population.