Sentence examples for far more appropriately from inspiring English sources

My brothers and sisters were here before me and behaved far more appropriately than I am doing.

In the anxiety-provoking sprawl of "Ace," which was also known far more appropriately as "The Big Carnival" (it was released in Canada under that title) -- Tatum seizes on the story of his career: a man is trapped in a mine.

Biting is far more appropriate.

Still, in most circumstances, while many substitution reactions1 (e.g. with a primary iodide) and especially 1,4-additions2 (e.g. with α,β-unsaturated ketones) tend to be far more rapid processes, the appropriately designed substrate can often benefit considerably from a copper reagent mediated 1,2-addition, not only in terms of yield but especially with regard to diastereoselectivity.

Boardman also says that the Greeks communicated with art at "all levels from the moral and political to the appropriately entertaining, far more effective than word of mouth or writing".

Let us show the world that these values are of paramount importance not by imposing an extravagant ring of steel around a community that is still rebounding from 9/11, but rather by selecting a far safer, less expensive and arguably more appropriately historic location.

Once a machine translation system has been tuned appropriately, it can produce far more accurate results if the input text is more consistent.

Because of Mr. Gayl's efforts, the Pentagon substituted appropriately armored vehicles for the far more vulnerable troop carriers that were originally deployed in Iraq.

It can be expected that counselling for vaccine issues could be performed far more efficiently by German GPs if they would be rewarded appropriately.

And yes, Pandora's Dox does — appropriately enough for something named after a sexist myth — happen far more easily to men than women.

As the artist who created the image and poster of then-candidate for president, Barack Obama, with first the word "Progress," and then later, and more appropriately, "Hope," I am frequently asked for my opinion on his presidency so far.