Sentence examples for indeed be appropriate from inspiring English sources

A reverse termination fee may indeed be appropriate and acceptable in light of a premium paid or sober assessment of the risks, but boards should agree to those provisions only if they are fully aware of these "non-success" stories and the true parameters of such risks.

The drugs may indeed be appropriate, she said, for those with pre-osteoporosis who have other risk factors, like a broken bone, or a family history of hip fractures, or those taking steroids that can thin bones, or who are in their 70s.

Today, in an apparent concession to the government, a National Research Council NRCC) panel issued a report acknowledging that the SBU designation may indeed be appropriate for some rare projects.

Faced, for instance, by feuding neighbours who persistently accuse each other of more or less trivial wrongs, it might indeed be appropriate to suggest that they should forget about condemning each other and look for a way of resolving their conflict.

Such a design indeed is appropriate to reduce significantly the aerodynamic load during atmospheric flight.

Yearley [ 20] reported that public understanding of computerised scientific models depends on the trustworthiness of the institutions developing models, the public's own knowledge (and lack of recognition by scientists of this), and the evaluation of assumptions within models (which may indeed not be appropriate), which can override the credibility and appeal that models might otherwise have.

If President Summers prefers to entertain such provocative theories, a demotion to a professorship, where such inquiries are indeed encouraged, might be appropriate.Rita JordanSan Diego, CaliforniaWho are you?SIR – From the viewpoint of individual victims, identity theft is not theft but defamation ("What's in a name?", March 5th).

Euclid's Window, by Leonard Mlodinow (Penguin, £7.99) The first delightful thing you notice is the extremely generous space afforded for marginalia, and indeed it would be appropriate to sketch exciting polygons and even scribble hints about truly marvellous proofs of baffling hypotheses alongside the text, which is a popular account of the history of geometry.

While it was beyond distasteful to be labeled an unscientific cult that follows an exclusive dogma [ 3], when one considers the definitions of dogmai and cultii, the label may have been appropriate for part of the profession, and indeed may still be appropriate.

There is no obvious reason in excluding "all those with potentially competing interests from expert panels, and indeed, it may not be appropriate to do so, but [it] is possible to manage the consensus process in such a way that the effect of competing interests is minimized" [ 14].

"I think a moratorium would indeed be very appropriate," said Mr. Robertson, founder of the Christian Broadcasting Network and the Christian Coalition.