Sentence examples for more appropriate comes from inspiring English sources

Employers may fear that such a person will take a job that's not a good fit and leave as soon as something more appropriate comes along.

For GAVI's part the timing couldn't be more appropriate, coming as GAVI partners and donors met this week in Stockholm for its Mid-Term Review.

As ISIS (the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria) brings a horrifying brand of Islamofascism to large parts of Iraq with brutal efficiency, their European supporters are cheering them on to Baghdad with social media, using the kind of meme-based clicktivism that would look more appropriate coming from Facebook environmentalists or Twitter feminists than supporters of murderous extremists.

But a more appropriate conclusion comes earlier, when Imelda, seemingly stunned by the public's rejection of her in the mid-1980s, asks the musical question, "Why Don't You Love Me?" Ms. Miles's unfailingly silky voice turns harsh here.

"The expectation then is that we'll gradually see more and more services, as appropriate, coming into those consortia".

I won't argue with President Obama's conclusion that "justice was done," but I do think that term is more appropriate for what comes from a (legitimate) court of law than the end of a gun.

That was somehow appropriate coming from him.

Following Angelina Jolie's double mastectomy news there has never been a more appropriate time for celebrities to come out and talk seriously about cancer.

But staring out of a window, the fog of my own breath obscuring the city as it dropped away, this felt more appropriate for what was to come.

In some cases it might be more appropriate to let the person come up with his or her own solutions before giving your opinion on what should happen.

It may be that generalists are more appropriate members of panels when it comes to assessing medical students.