Sentence examples for had suitably from inspiring English sources

Within minutes, both the owner and his assistant had suitably oohed and ahhed over the photo --someone even mentioned how good my hair looked -- and then competently assembled a stack of six frame samples to try.

Table 4 shows the measurements of skewness and kurtosis for each of the behaviors and affects observed in study 3. Applying the rule of thumb that the ratio of skewness and kurtosis to the corresponding standard error should be within ±2.58, only four of the ten distributions had suitably low kurtosis, but all distributions were skewed beyond normality.

Applying the rule of thumb that the ratio of skewness and kurtosis to the corresponding standard error should be within ±2.58, only the On Task—Independent behavior in Genie 2 classes had suitably low kurtosis, but all distributions were skewed beyond normality.

Though they had many enemies in their lifetimes, the Rockefellers, the Fricks, the Carnegies, et al., came to be admired because they built their fortunes by building America, and their companies had suitably serious and virile names, like U.S. Steel, Standard Oil and American Metal Climax.

The Germans, most of whom spoke no English, had been told that soldiers with bits of white paper in their hat were Loyalists, and should not be fired on; Stark's men had also heard this and many of them had suitably adorned their hats.

It is noteworthy that this trial did not fail our MVHT assessment on the basis of domain II and/or domain III (i.e. isopathy using house dust mite is consistent with homeopathic principles, and the study had suitably qualified and experienced homeopathic practitioner input).

It has suitably spruced-up graphics, and some of its new online features are welcome additions.

The new alloy was also confirmed to have suitably low magnetic susceptibility.

Having suitably impressed his agency's management, he was assigned to become a full-fledged account man for General Foods - and up the ladder he went.

We entered through a 15th-century half-timbered two-story gatehouse, so elaborately carved and decorated it would have suitably impressed any visitors to the house beyond.

She has suitably grand, though certainly not ostentatious, offices in a Georgian townhouse in Cavendish Square and the technicians who produce her designs travel from France on a weekly basis to show her any prototypes or work in progress.