Sentence examples for it less appropriate from inspiring English sources

"That makes it less appropriate for a substantial portion of your financial nest egg.

It's high enough in fat and sodium to make it less appropriate for daily eating, perhaps, but it's also high in protein, meaning it's especially good for vegetarians.

Given that these data were obtained within the context of an entirely different research context (creativity training), and especially in view of the fact that the imaging parameters differed from those utilized in this unicycling training study, we deemed it less appropriate to analyze the data of these different studies within one and the same statistical design (2 × 3 design).

This makes it less appropriate as a source for rewarding increased patient centeredness or clinical quality.

Item 28 concerns fulfilment of assignments during the course which makes it less appropriate for a clinically (practically) oriented course.

However, this instrument requires the use of trained personnel to administer and to score the measure, which makes it less appropriate for larger surveys.

But if you read the Bible asking: "What is God saying to me today?" it seems less appropriate to do anything but accept it at face value.

Although it may elucidate better the causal transfer of "information" along the pathways, it seems less appropriate to describe the energetic content of the biochemical transformations necessary for the propagation of the signal than the stoichiometric level which we use in this paper, see Supplementary Notes in Additional File 1 for a more detailed discussion.

But it seemed less appropriate that a movie in which no one wears lipstick was celebrated with a party sponsored by Revlon.

The baritone Sherrill Milnes noted that while Mr. Levine is frequently called "Jimmy," even on the luncheon's printed programs, he felt it was less appropriate as Mr. Levine's days as a child prodigy receded into the past.

Although evidence is limited on how such reimbursement policies would affect treatment decisions, two studies of physicians' responses to reductions in Medicare payment rates for treatment of prostate cancer patients found that physicians maintained treatment for clinically appropriate cases and reduced it for less appropriate cases [35, 36].