Sentence examples for more appropriate because from inspiring English sources

However, the IMF believes that PPP weights are more appropriate, because a dollar buys a lot more in poor countries than in America, thanks to lower prices.

The World Economic Forum's announced theme, "Leadership in Fragile Times," could not be more appropriate, because the fragility of the times might be reduced by a broadening of global leadership.

Indeed, the term "biocide" would be more appropriate than "insecticide" — all the more appropriate because the whole process of spraying poisons on the earth seems to have been caught up in an endless spiral.

It may also be that since the parties were both in the same industry, a fixed exchange ratio was thought more appropriate because the market would assign them equally in value, a common assumption underlying this choice.

But in some applications, OFIR filters can be more appropriate because of their better accuracy.

"But we thought this was more appropriate because we are asking people to pay for something they may have already paid for on Kickstarter.

He could hardly ask for a more appropriate spot, because, as he likes to say, he was born there.

But I think Dallas Clark is a little more appropriate comparison, because Clark is more powerful than the other two.

But the funeral service was a more appropriate metaphor, because this was one of those days when cricket at Scarborough seemed in terminal decline.

In that sense, the book could not be a more appropriate coda, because his work represents a sort of unification of modern detective fiction.

Although often labelled an atheist, Kurtz wrote in Multi-Secularism: A New Agenda (2010) that he considered "a sceptic about religious claims" to be a more appropriate term because "it emphasises inquiry.