Sentence examples for more appropriate role from inspiring English sources

I could not wish for a sport with a more appropriate role model.

He has long since moved on from Pollock's abstract impressionism and counts Francis Bacon, the Irish figurative painter, as a more appropriate role model.

I believe employees who aren't delivering should be told directly they aren't a fit for the environment, and they should be put into a more appropriate role.

Rather than arbitrarily prohibiting perfectly legitimate financial activities, a better and more appropriate role for government is to work with the financial industry to improve the quality and effectiveness of risk management, internal controls, corporate governance and capitalization and the quality of official supervision.

But fighting and winning on human rights is a far more appropriate role for the United States in the world.

Eisenberg isn't much of a leading man, but he's rarely found a more appropriate role and, as evidenced in films like The Squid and the Whale and The End of the Tour, he can be surprisingly effective when surrounded by able supporting players.

The causal theory underlying this example can be thought of as a series of if then statements: "If staff take on more appropriate roles, then clinic time pressure and stress are alleviated; if time pressure and stress are alleviated, then staff, within their appropriate roles, are in a stronger position to address patients' ingrained habits and motivate change".

The authors propose additionally a reshaping of the external form of the private car to reflect a new and more environmentally appropriate role, helping, we suggest, to decouple its image from outworn fantasies, and bringing it into the public realm as a more sociable apparatus for modern living.

She made an appointment, gleaned a few practical tips to help unlock the character, dressed in something more appropriate to the role, then went back for a second audition and nailed it.

"Walters was again unlucky", in the words of Air Force historians Alan Stephens and Keith Isaacs, Hancock's "professional ability, operational experience and personal qualities" being deemed more appropriate for the role.

His "professional ability, operational experience and personal qualities" being deemed more appropriate for the role, Hancock was promoted to air marshal and took over as CAS in May 1961.