Sentence examples for more appropriate it from inspiring English sources

The more he thought, the more appropriate it felt.

As a general matter, the larger the number of sources being modeled, the more appropriate it may be to use a photochemical grid model.

Another commission, to design a council estate in east London (1963-72), must have seemed much more appropriate: it epitomised the Smithsons' belief in social housing.

(Think "webinar"! Think "cantaloupe"!) In fact, the more I consider it, the more appropriate it seems to call me and the millions of the other dads out there schlepping around in a way that would have puzzled our cigar-chewing grandfathers "working dads".

Instead, if you give your internal clients the freedom to adopt when they're ready — or even use third-party platforms if they happen to be more appropriate — it forces your technology teams to build functionality that's truly beneficial to the company.

The older you get, the more appropriate it becomes to own bonds (a more conservative investment).

Sometimes, it's important to withhold the truth until a time when it's more appropriate for it to be discussed.

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

If it slims down its dealerships from 7,000 to a more appropriate 1,500, it will cost many times that amount.

It is not the war criminals' dock at The Hague, which would surely be more appropriate – but it is a start.

Never has the phrase "your mileage may vary" been more appropriate than it is with Citi's credit card reboot.