Sentence examples for more appropriate is from inspiring English sources

The biggest influence – if "influence" is the word to use, although "medium" is probably more appropriate – is Johnny Cash.

More appropriate is to ask whether the state should prosecute Sean Brady for being an accomplice after the fact to, and conspiring to, cover up very grave crimes against children.

But what makes it even more appropriate is a quirk of its design that allows a person to whisper into one rounded corner of the bench and be heard with perfect clarity by someone at the other end.

Whether a 3-point scale or a 16-point scale is more appropriate is a matter for reasonable dispute, but a dichotomous conception, which fails to allow for any degree of success, is difficult to justify.

Another approach that seems more appropriate is setting a cutoff at low exposures (e.g., 100 or 50 WLM) or including only a subgroup of workers with low exposure rates (e.g., those with a later begin of employment or millers; Supplementary Table 3).

More appropriate is to look at Soqotran pastoralism as a mode of subsistence encompassing 'the aggregate of extractive processes characterizing a particular people' (Ellen [1994]: 198).

Another Rama postcard message might be more appropriate: "Forgiveness is the ultimate revenge".

Not only may these broader measures be more appropriate, they are more likely to be collected on a consistent basis.

And multitasking is more appropriate than being fixated upon a single end goal.

Perhaps the more appropriate inquiry is, what would it be like if TayTay didn't exist?

Wouldn't working for peace be more appropriate than being an enabler within a killing machine?" And so on.