Sentence examples for it more appropriate from inspiring English sources

Luo et al. [31] propose an extension (but backward compatible) of OpenFlow to improve its flexibility, making it more appropriate for the inherent dynamicity of wireless networks.

Twenty-six years of population increases do not make it more appropriate.

The fact that the same word can also encompass economía — or economy — only made it more appropriate.

Rather, they are formed by hot brines, making it more appropriate to refer to them as products of hydrothermal solutions.

Such simplistic, one-size-fits-all advice shows scant respect for the many people who find it more appropriate to rage against the dying of the light.

Mazza observed that member state competency in this area would make it more appropriate that these points be negotiated by the EU member state holding the rotating presidency.

And so she thought it more appropriate to concentrate on "the humble people who came to live and work on the Island".

"In common with other retailers we asked the supplier to change the picture to make it more appropriate as we are a family retailer.

Laszlo Birinyi Jr., president of Birinyi Associates, a stock market research firm, finds it more appropriate to be in stocks than bonds because the yields are limited.

However, rather than suggest another top-down edict from the Department of Health, I felt it more appropriate to convene a group of leading figures to discuss how joint working might be better organised.

Government and ruling party officials have offered a series of rationales for sending the destroyer to the Indian Ocean, from the need to protect Japanese shipping to the ship's powerful air-conditioning, which they say makes it more appropriate than less sophisticated Japanese warships for use in the tropics.