Sentence examples for has become appropriate from inspiring English sources
Reda Eldanbouki, director of the women's centre for guidance and legal awareness, an Egyptian NGO based in al-Mansoura, said it was shameful for Hijazi to ask the eight presenters to only come back in front of camera once their appearance has become "appropriate".
It has become appropriate to develop high-level simulation tools for policy makers so that they can analyze the potential consequences of their choices.
He felt that with the East German state dead, it had become appropriate to collect its artifacts and to study them, just as one might have collected objects and testimonies about the American South right after the Civil War.
Data-driven prognostics based on sensor or historical test data have become appropriate prediction means in prognostics and health management (PHM) application.
Its foreign-policy platform of strict neutrality has become less appropriate in the post-cold-war world order, and its refusal to move closer to the EU has forced it to adopt complex solutions to living with the European neighbours that surround it.One persistently special thing about Switzerland, however, is its political system.
In the decade since Phoenix Nights aired it has become commonplace to appropriate a Roy "Chubby" Brown level of humour under the spurious guise of irony.
With increasing recognition of failed water and sanitation projects in developing countries, it has become apparent that appropriate technology is often insufficient to create lasting water infrastructure.
There's a clear exhaustion with posturing here, even alongside a simultaneous realization that artful posturing has become the most appropriate fashion to illuminate that fatigue.
This analogy has become even more appropriate in recent years, with reports of international naval vessels firing on local fisherman and protecting their own vessels illegally fishing in Somali waters.
