Sentence examples for might appropriately from inspiring English sources

Suggest legislation that you think might appropriately address your concerns.

When the Battle of the Harvard Club was fought, ideas about what might appropriately represent our time were not as clearly framed as they are today.

A decree might appropriately require Microsoft to redesign its existing and planned products to remove browser code that is not required for non-browsing functions, but the cost and burden of implementing and enforcing such a provision could be significant.

You will not find more than passing mention of Australian frontier conflict in the area of the memorial where it might, appropriately, be depicted – in the lower ground galleries of Soldiers of the Queen Australiaa's Colonial Military Heritage.

Summing up the public's attitude toward the Osage, the Washington Star_ _said, "That lament, 'Lo the poor Indian,' might appropriately be revised to, 'Ho, the rich red-skin.' " Gray Horse was one of the reservation's older settlements.

An initiation into the Sternberg mysteries might appropriately begin with "Underworld," a film poised between current events (the original story, by the newspaperman Ben Hecht, drew on incidents from Chicago's gang wars) and abstract reveries.

The NaCl particles with sizes ranging between 150 and 250  μm might be appropriately packed and polymer matrix could appropriately fill the spaces among the NaCl particles.

"How often might you appropriately use a gun in self-defense?" Hemenway asks rhetorically.

The series, entitled – and some might say, appropriately – Cowboys, began in the 1980s.

For them, the award might be appropriately subtitled "so far, so good".

Except lately, her job title might more appropriately be fund-raising specialist.