Sentence examples for it's more appropriately from inspiring English sources

Because the massive train yard is the end of every line that arrives, it's more appropriately -- and accurately -- called Grand Central Terminal.

Judge Middlebrooks rejected Mr. Bush's lawsuit largely on the ground that it was more appropriately considered by the state courts than the federal courts, which typically shy away from becoming involved in state and local elections.

It is more appropriately the work of years as Iraqis learn accommodation and tolerance and the other habits of self-government.

"While the board of directors characterizes the proposed transaction as a transfer of 'the risk of the business to the buyout group,' we believe it is more appropriately characterized as a transfer of 'the opportunity of the business to the buyout group,'" Southeastern wrote in the letter.

(While Tesla manufactures cars, it is more appropriately considered a technology company).

In the case of the Japanese word ボール / booru/ "ball," it is more appropriately called a loanword/borrowing.

Although cognitive function is "missing" for individuals who drop out of a study, it is more appropriately described as "undefined" for people who die [ 29].

Mutation is, in fact, a mechanism, and as such, it is more appropriately represented as a behavior (not as a physical structure) of the system.

However, we note that it is more appropriately the reproduction number R of the winter flu epidemic, given the effect of pre-epidemic immunity that must exist.

While this sub-theme was linked to the social factors theme, it was more appropriately assigned as a variation in knowledge and prescribing practices between these two cultures.

Exposure to large doses of organophosphate pesticides is required for significant AChE inhibition to occur, and therefore, it is more appropriately used as an indicator of toxicity at high exposure levels rather than low exposure levels (He 1999).