Sentence examples for more appropriate but from inspiring English sources

Changing our lifestyle would more appropriate but much harder.

I thought that was both more appropriate, but also more efficient".

In this context, the use of simpler (lower-cost) systems may be more appropriate, but it is essential to guarantee the robustness of EF estimations.

It is not the war criminals' dock at The Hague, which would surely be more appropriate – but it is a start.

In such situations, it is generally well-known that the use of higher-order or three-dimensional finite elements is more appropriate, but will generate a large number of degrees of freedom and, thereby, large CPU times.

Einstein originally proposed the more appropriate (but less euphonious) title of "theory of invariants" for his work, but gave up pushing for it when "relativity" caught the public's imagination.

There are some brilliantly atmospheric moments - and never has the meteorological trope of "atmosphere" seemed more appropriate - but this is opaque and unfocused work.

Shorts and sneakers are more appropriate wear, but if you have a felt-soled wading shoe, use it.

"If Ted Kennedy wanted to stick up his middle finger," Dr. Lerner added, "that would be the more appropriate finger, but he's doing what he is supposed to".

The E.P.A. has said that it will start a new rule-making process to set "more appropriate" standards, but has not yet defined the rollback.

Craig Hammerman, district manager at the community board that covers the area, which is home to a notoriously foul-smelling canal, said that he thought Bond Street would be a more appropriate boundary, but that he would defer to residents.