Sentence examples for more appropriate date from inspiring English sources

Shelagh Whitley, a research fellow at the Overseas Development Institute, called it an "historic day" but said 2020 was a more appropriate date if governments were serious about their commitments to the global climate deal agreed in Paris in December.

Note that to determine which algorithm, i.e. date-then-aggregate or aggregate-then-date, is more appropriate to date turning points is an ongoing issue.

A more appropriate onset date would be the date of diagnosis of advanced disease (Cnaan and Ryan, 1989).

Mr. Wynn said he wanted to reframe the painting with a Dutch frame that would be more appropriate, given the date and style of the art.

Rarely has the term "street date" been more appropriate.

In light of the protests and general atmosphere of unrest there, "the governor felt the timing was not necessarily ideal and that it would be more appropriate to find a better date," Quinn spokeswoman Annie Thompson told the Chicago Sun-Times two weeks ago.

Whether or not the newer versus older type of target-date fund is more appropriate for you depends on your investment objectives.

TO commemorate the arrival of the first pilgrims to America's shores, a June date would be far more appropriate, accompanied perhaps by coq au vin and a nice Bordeaux.

Finally, the total cost tends to decrease over time, likely due to a more appropriate long-term therapeutic strategy following the index date.

If there is the need to apply the intervention in more than one small group in order to reach the total sample required, it is more appropriate the these patients will be evenly distributed regarding date of inclusion.

Phylogenetic data provide a framework for making more appropriate intergenomic comparisons, by determining whether chromosomal duplications within taxa pre-date or post-date divergence among taxa [ 65].