Sentence examples for more appropriate project from inspiring English sources

The county's largely Republican leadership has little faith in the Democratic governor's promise to make the Meadowlands an even more attractive location, and they dismiss suggestions from his aides that a convention center may be a more appropriate project for the Continental Arena site.

The simulation model provides relevant insights to project managers, who may apply this knowledge when designing or targeting better performance through more appropriate project settings and conducive conditions when planning building services works.

As for Dzeng, she has come to understand the path she needs to take to get published, where the manuscripts she submits to medical journals will need to be written through a more "objectivist mindset", rather than through the "interpretative framework" that she feels is more appropriate for her project.

Implicit in this line of research, however, is the assumption that the use of such devices will lead to more accurate risk perceptions that will, in turn, lead to more appropriate decisions regarding project initiation and continuation.

The great tragedy is that by being drawn to easily marketable gimmicks, more appropriate and sustainable projects are in ever greater danger of being neglected.

On the Grammy-winning album "Get Lifted" by the crooner John Legend, and with the metal band Ministry, he used horns whose materials lent sounds more appropriate to those projects.

A trade-off decision-making process is more appropriate for traffic projects involving large-scale development and capital investment, because of 1. multiple and sometimes conflicting objectives (e.g., simpler signal phasing may be more efficient but has more conflicting movements that raise accident risk),   2.

Therefore, it is essential to use a more appropriate method, which considers project time, for leveling resources.

The sequencing of two incipient species of An. gambiae ("M" and "S" forms) using Sanger technology (Lawniczak et al. 2010) originally was executed as a proof-of-principle demonstration immediately before it became clear that next-generation sequencing (NGS) technology would be more appropriate for this larger project.

"I think that it would have fit Argonne's mission and that the scale of the project was more appropriate for one of the existing DOE laboratories," says Burton Richter, a particle physicist and former director of SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory in Menlo Park, California.

The rules of good email etiquette are widely documented, and will seem like common sense to most savvy modern workers: think before you send, don't needlessly copy everyone in, be brief, say nothing if you have nothing to say, don't send an email if a phonecall would work better, use other more appropriate tools for tasks like project management or editing shared documents.