Sentence examples similar to equally appropriate as from inspiring English sources

But no political philosophy is equally appropriate for every era.

This is ac tually unfair as few presents are equally appropriate for different ages and it does not treat the children as individuals.

Is this rule equally appropriate in both cases?

At its best, "Individuals" gives off the dizzy sense of New York as an overcrowded playground, a setting equally appropriate to farce and melodrama, that he conjured in latter-day terms in "Blue Leaves".

Yet it would also be equally appropriate to mark the occasion with a minute's silence.

One is "autocannibalism," coined in French but equally appropriate in English.

The philosophy discussed is equally appropriate for interventional and diagnostic radiologists.

Furthermore, it has been suggested that self-reported measures of health in general populations of older adults are equally appropriate for the prediction of mortality as more objective health measures [ 1- 3, 13], but not all the research agrees with this [ 14].

Nevertheless, the association mapping models which are based on these two population structure matrices are equally appropriate with respect to adherence to the nominal α level as well as the adjusted power for QTL detection.

At 25 years of age, Levi is a little concerned about becoming known as the woman who makes crazy instruments, but an equally appropriate title might be that of the UK's least conventional pop star.

While the flu outbreak is serious and should be met with an equally appropriate response from public health officials, fair-minded Americans should reject any effort to use this outbreak as an excuse to spread the virus of hate.