Sentence examples for event appropriately from inspiring English sources

I found Hale's description of the event appropriately gruesome, and a little off-putting, but I also think he intended it as a signal of the places this book intended to go, into "the pleasure of animality".

The prime minister said that he was looking at creating a ministerial committee to coordinate work across the government "to provide all the support that the victims of this appalling attack deserve and also to make sure that, as a nation, we mark and commemorate this event appropriately".

Moreover, given that the Xist/ Tsix region is involved in X-chromosome pairing [ 30, 31], and that Tsix-mutant cells do not perform this pairing event appropriately [ 30], we propose that the inhibition of H3K27me3 at Xist by Tsix is required for the establishment of Xic- Xic interactions involving the Xist/ Tsix region.

These events appropriately underscore our sense of life's fragility, though, and particularly of the tenuousness of existing in the American West in the early 20th century.

The PNN is trained to recognise the feature vectors of reference coughs and non-coughs and classify future sound events appropriately.

It was designed to determine if people affected by the disaster had processed the events appropriately or if a consultation with a mental health professional for further assessment was indicated.

Now, Kane wanted to become the last Canadian to win the event and appropriately close this final staging, which will most likely expire because of Canadian anti-tobacco advertising laws affecting the tournament's title sponsor, Imperial Tobacco.

I was thinking about all this as I tasted my way through the 80-odd wines that comprise Tesco's Finest own-label wine range at an event held, appropriately enough, just up the road from New Labour's former HQ in Millbank.

But in many ways, that's what politics is in 2015 an event most appropriately watched in a bar, something you need todrinkto watch.

Roaming trajectories and relevant trajectories are finally grouped into events and appropriately ranked.

The automated analysis of crowds and the identification of crowd behaviors are important for predicting dangerous situations during events, for appropriately designing public spaces, and for the real-time management of people flows.