Sentence examples for is appropriate there from inspiring English sources

Sadly – and the word really is appropriate – there was an inevitability also about not just the early demise of Jonathan Trott but the manner of it on a surface that had promised pace and bounce and delivered.

I will go and study it [the verdict] and of course, if a statement is appropriate, there will be one, not in Treasury questions where we are talking about the economy.

The CEO of Imprimis, Mark L. Baum, said in a statement: "While we respect Turing's right to charge patients and insurance companies whatever it believes is appropriate, there may be more cost-effective compounded options for medications, such as Daraprim, for patients, physicians, insurance companies and pharmacy benefit managers to consider".

"While we respect Turing's right to charge patients and insurance companies whatever it believes is appropriate, there may be more cost-effective compounded options for medications, such as Daraprim, for patients, physicians, insurance companies and pharmacy benefit managers to consider," the company said in its statement.

People go, they use the bathroom they feel is appropriate, there has been so little trouble, and the problem with what happened in North Carolina is the strife, and the economic punishment that they're taking".

If the sample is appropriate, there should be considerable overlap in the map between the item difficulty parameters and the levels of the latent trait of persons.

"Now people keep the streetscape in mind and what would be appropriate there".

This is especially apparent in workplace training, and may be appropriate there, when there is a "right way" to do something and performance supports guide the learner through doing it the right way.

If you're not going to behave in a way that's appropriate, there should be some comeback".

But perhaps that's appropriate, there were 40 deep-coal mines in this part of South Yorkshire; they fuelled the country's industrial past.

When this form emphasizes the collection of items as a unified group, a singular verb may be appropriate: "There was a bunch of grapes on the table".