Sentence examples for likely appropriate from inspiring English sources

Conversely, the radiocarbon dates just below the tsunami deposits are likely appropriate for estimating the timing of the tsunami deposits.

In view of these studies, the inclusion of PCT measurements within decision algorithms of antibiotic management for specific infections is likely appropriate (refer to Part II).

It was concluded that although the reported correction factors in the literature were widely varying and sometimes contradictory, they were most likely appropriate and representative of the mines in which the experiments were conducted.

Use of biogas electricity for cooking is not only resource-intensive but also less likely appropriate to address local cooking energy needs due to absence of suitable electricity cooking appliances in rural areas.

Taylor said the legislature will likely appropriate an additional $50 million to cover the budget through 2013.

Despite incongruent expression results, luminal lines with amplification/overexpression of ERBB2 are likely appropriate models of ERBB2-associated tumors.

In Jewish Scripture (e.g., the books of Ezekiel, Daniel, and Enoch), it has various meanings, but the Gospels most likely appropriated passages that referred to a heavenly figure who will come to judge the world.

But that's subject to appropriations and Congress is not likely to appropriate additional money," said Ron Pollack of the advocacy group Families USA.

"Unconventional approaches, obviously, are more likely and appropriate than the typical conventional approach," Mr. Rumsfeld said about Afghanistan.

Since it was not a violent crime, Ms. Rundle said, a more likely and appropriate sentence would be some combination of probation, community service and restitution.

Paid transplantation is illegal in Iraq, but the government is either unaware that this is going on, or, more likely, the appropriate people are paid off.