Sentence examples for could suitably be from inspiring English sources

"Nowhere in the sensible world could you find anything, nor could you draw any picture, that could suitably be labelled 'or' or 'not'".

Futabatei wrote Ukigumo in the colloquial, apparently because his readings in Russian literature had convinced him that only the colloquial could suitably be used when describing the writer's own society.

Fourier-transform infrared (FT-IR) spectroscopy, Raman spectroscopy, and field-emission scanning microscopy (FE-SEM) were carried out to confirm that the selected materials could suitably be compared.

At the same time, these households had their water sources spread over long distances as they occupied the most remote areas that could suitably be used for extensive grazing.

For example, if reliability could suitably be indexed to the subject's environment, reliabilists could say that Henry's belief is not justified because in his environment, vision is not reliable when it comes to discerning barns from barn-facades.[7] Some NTK theorists bypass the justification condition altogether.

Furthermore, each of the themes obtained could suitably be used as a springboard for further investigation, for example, exploring in greater detail the psychological growth and lessons learned from coping with a terminal diagnosis.

The various racing distances on which the horses had performed could only suitably be clustered into: sprint distance (≤1300 m) and non-sprint (>1300 m).

The assay window (μc −  μs), as determined by the difference of the mean of control (no inhibition) and signal (full inhibition), could more suitably be expressed as the mean of the peak height of full inhibition (μH), thereby still describing the desired parameter.

Though a fierce advocate of mass-casualty attacks in the west – elsewhere, Bin Laden attempts to calculate the number of Americans who would have to be killed to force the US to withdraw from the Arab world – he appeared angry at a suggestion by the Yemen-based al-Qaida in the Arabian Peninsula that a tractor or farm vehicle could, suitably adapted, be used in an attack.

The lighting, suitably, is eerie.

His own daughter, suitably, is.