Sentence examples for it would be appropriately from inspiring English sources

It said that it would be "appropriately compensated" for taking on additional risk, and said there would be tighter oversight and regulation of UBS from the Swiss National Bank.

Over time, I felt that I would be appropriately compensated for my work, and I was.

6) The rescue of fcho mutants by the APA domain alone is somewhat surprising, as it is unclear how this fragment would be appropriately targeted.

In a statement to the Observer, the league said any rewards would be appropriately risk-assessed in line with its charitable objectives.

Instead, there would be a united front on governance as all decisions would be appropriately debated and agreed upon by the board, which included the executives.

Pay differentials and "capitalist" methods of earning could remain, but rewards would be appropriately taxed so that no one was forced into full-time employment.

"But that would be appropriately an Iraqi-led operation, so that they could show the proper cultural sensitivity to that particular engagement".

The writers of the Lonely Planet guide to Malaysia, Singapore and Brunei did not address the question of suitable footwear, presumably concluding that climbers would be appropriately equipped.

Dr. Jeanmarie Perrone, a professor of emergency medicine at the University of Pennsylvania's Perelman School of Medicine, predicted the next generation of doctors would be appropriately "much more sparing" in their use of opioids.

This would be appropriately resourced and equipped with additional powers to achieve greater co-ordination of activities and collaboration, closer in style and influence to neighbouring North Sea regulators.

"My concerns were significant enough that I did not feel that my advice would be appropriately used," she told The American Independent in an email.