Sentence examples for make it appropriate to from inspiring English sources

"I believe the overall form of 'Aura' would make it appropriate to call the piece a symphony," Mr. Lindberg has written.

It takes time and effort to examine your attitudes and behaviours in order to adapt what you saw as a child - that is, to make it appropriate to your life as an adult - and few people manage to do this.

"A few members noted that additional data pointing to a sufficiently strong recovery could make it appropriate to consider reducing the pace or overall size of the purchase program," the minutes stated, referring to the $600 billion program.

It is about moral values that make it appropriate to rescue bankers, who expect everyone but themselves to pay for the mess they created, and inappropriate to compensate the world's poorest people, whose survival is threatened precisely because of the mess created by developed countries.

Moreover, Ga2O3 material has amazing luminescence properties that make it appropriate to be used as thin-film electroluminescence (TFEL -based TFEL -based.

Generally speaking a person or a group of people is morally responsible when their voluntary actions have morally significant outcomes that would make it appropriate to blame or praise them.

The tune to God Save the Queen was seen as meaning 'national anthem' and the words were what made it appropriate to each country".

In the abortion story, he added, the role of race made it appropriate to mention the race of all the women.

Nevertheless, as an American pragmatist, Addams valorized experience making it appropriate to recount, at least briefly, her life story.

"The level of speculation in the market in recent days made it appropriate to accelerate the announcement of our plans".

Even more centrally, what is it about a mental state that makes it appropriate to describe it as having a particular narrow content?