Sentence examples for more appropriate here from inspiring English sources

I don't think you need be too painstaking; a rough finish will look more appropriate here.

More appropriate, here, though, is the 1974 song "Time Waits For No One".

Indeed, pre-emption is arguably more appropriate here than in Geier because the FDA (unlike the DOT) declared its pre-emptive intent in the Federal Register.

(We utilize c to indicate cash flows, even though a might be more appropriate here, given the fact that apples are involved).

The first question says "L phi, theta) = cos(theta) when theta > PI/2 and L phi, theta) = 0 otherwise". Shouldn't this be for theta < PI/2, so that it's cosine-weighted hemisphere sampling, which is more appropriate here?

However, as it is being presented as a measure of the direct experience of households, the Resolution Foundation feels the consumer price index (CPI) measure of inflation – based on the goods and services that households are buying – may be more appropriate here.

I can't think of anything more appropriate to say here than "WTF?".

Of the three current criteria for metabolic syndrome (IDF, NCEP, and WHO), we used the NCEP criteria because they are more appropriate to apply here to populations of variable geographical origin rather than the IDF criteria, for simplicity, and the WHO criteria, which include insulin resistance and microalbuminuria (6).

The proposal involves more mathematics than is appropriate here, and so a quick qualitative description will have to suffice (for more detail, see Grush 2007 20099).

Love is a more appropriate emotion to evoke here than sadness.

Regrettably, this is true; they're like the utilities – water, electricity, gas or, more appropriate, sewage – I suggested here the other day.