Sentence examples for more appropriate naming from inspiring English sources

As this domain is essential for RBR E3 ligase activity, a more appropriate naming should be a Rcat (required-for-catalysis) domain.

That last one could not have a more appropriate name.

Surely, a more appropriate name could have been chosen.

19th century Scots had Public Necessaries, a far more appropriate name than "convenience".

So "milk person" may be a more appropriate name today, he said.

I trust the owners will find a more appropriate name for their appetizer.

A more appropriate name for the ballpark, some New Yorkers would say, is Debits Field.

A more appropriate name for this less than subtle study of hope-starved American youth might be "The Crass Menagerie".

As far that goes, Otsuka and its collaborators might have chosen a destination with a more appropriate name.

Given the amount of stuff dedicated to Apple's mobile products, iWorld Expo may be a more appropriate name.

Jenny Bushell London Maybe the name "I'll Take That" would be a more appropriate name for a certain popular band given their recent press coverage.