Sentence examples for more appropriate today from inspiring English sources

Could any speech be more appropriate today for the quadricentennial?

"Is it best to go back or is there an adaptation of this that is more appropriate today?" he said.

'Nothing seems more appropriate today' he writes, '… than thinking about community; nothing more necessary, demanded and heralded by a situation that joins in a unique epochal knot the failure of all communisms with the misery of new individualisms' (2010: 1).

And really, what could be more appropriate this year than that?

But black can also symbolize disaster and mourning, images that may be more appropriate this year.

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

Memorably, Amis transplants the effete grass-court match-ups traditional in English fiction to the more appropriate 1980s setting of a Manhattan skyscraper for John Self's drubbing by Fielding Goodney in Money.

Notably, verisimilitude calculations should not be applied to quantitative migraine treatment trials when a systematic review or meta-analysis is more appropriate [10 13].

In addition, since the observed effect was expected to differ across studies due to sample and implementation differences, the use of this model was regarded as more appropriate [29] [31].

In these circumstances, reliability of parameter estimates can be poor (38), and model-level inference, such as our staged Bayesian model selection procedure, is more appropriate (30,43).

By maintaining a VSL more appropriate for 1982 than today, the NRC has been allowing nuclear plant owners to avoid making safety improvements that would better protect their workforce and the people who live within 50 miles of the plant.