Sentence examples for is appropriate in that from inspiring English sources

And it is clear that substantial liability for the oil producers is appropriate, in that large investments in blowout prevention and the like clearly are the cheapest way to avoid much of the potential damage from spills.

Such sanction is appropriate, in that serious and violent criminal behavior is very common among persons subject to DVROs (Jordan et al. 2010; Moracco et al. 2010; Vittes and Sorenson 2006), and a woman's risk for IPV is highest immediately after she attempts to leave an abusive partner (Campbell et al. 2003; Wilson and Daly 1993).

The argument is examined and demonstrated that evaluators who are aware of the assumptions that underlie their evaluation choices are able to provide useful support for stakeholders in the examination of the assumptions they hold with regard to the nature of the problem being addressed, the program designed to solve the problem, and the approach to evaluation that is appropriate in that context.

So yes, addictive is appropriate in that you must have it and you will do anything to keep it.

Medical and scientific judgment shall be used in deciding whether prompt reporting is appropriate in that situation.

We believe that the composite reference standard used in this study is appropriate, in that it reflects the process of diagnosis used by physicians in actual clinical practice.

The comparisons to the great German theologian Dietrich Bonhoeffer are appropriate in that Crippen both teaches and helps in the leading of the devotional life of the students.

Moreover, the survey results suggested that the generated explanations were appropriate in that they could adequately point to and explain learners' mistakes.

It may be appropriate, in that circumstance, to exert pressure on these individuals through either the journal in question or the chair of their department.

"The floods would not necessarily be catastrophic, but the water level could rise rapidly by several metres or more, so depending on the layout of the villages and the highway, some form of evacuation might be appropriate in that case," the Durham researcher told BBC News.

I don't think it's appropriate in that environment".