Sentence examples for more appropriate does from inspiring English sources

First Amendment questions would have been more appropriate: Does he support government-required prayers and bible-reading in the public schools?

A different question (which we did not ask in Altmann & Kamide, 2004) is perhaps more appropriate: When does the eye movement record first indicate discrimination, on the basis of the linguistic input, between the alternative objects to which the eyes can be targeted?

But considering that that video alone has earned nearly six million views, perhaps there's a more appropriate question: Does it matter?

She begins speaking intermittent Spanish; the anticipation of the United States being conquered by hot-blooded Latins appeals to her. (That the threat is actually from the Soviet Union, and that Russian would be a more appropriate language, doesn't seem to have occurred to her or the playwright.) As she straightens the house, she takes evident pleasure in spanking herself with a fly swatter.

There were also two backup vocalists singing creamy harmonies and, in an even more appropriate touch, doing light side-to-side choreography.

As ADHD patients reached adulthood, patients' care continued with child and adolescent psychiatry because the doctor decided that was more appropriate ("I don't want a new doctor. The doctor said my case is special so she will continue to follow my case" P5).

The more appropriate question is, does the industry really deserve one?

I've said this so many times before, but never has it seemed more appropriate than it does today.

This method is more appropriate because it does not require evenly spaced samples.

However, since we are using a non-parametric method, the Kruskal-Wallis is more appropriate because it does not assume that kind of distribution.

Women with larger busts risk looking inappropriate in a low neckline, but women with smaller busts can get away with showing more skin and still look appropriate doing so.