Sentence examples for more appropriately and from inspiring English sources
The FAA and Transportation Department argue that they have already changed course significantly, creating a new audit office in 2009 to handle complaints more appropriately and expeditiously.
Of course, Lucy needs to learn how to express her anger more appropriately and to respect me and my decisions, and since she is just 5 years old, I have faith she will.
When your deal is complex or emotionally charged, others will identify factors that you have ignored, weigh negative information more appropriately, and maintain an objective view in ways that you cannot.
Nevertheless, the reprocessing of the older data does allow these new analysis-level calibrations to be applied more appropriately and directly to archival data (i.e. without user reprocessing or custom processing).
When your deal is complex or emotionally charged, others will identify factors that you have ignored, weight negative information more appropriately, and maintain an objective view of the ways that you cannot.
The principal goal of the course will be to facilitate cross-disciplinary communications and collaborations between policymakers and technologists so that technologists can embed good policies in the technologies they build and policymakers can regulate technology more appropriately and effectively.
Oh my! Lions and tigers and bears … or more appropriately: linings and trimmings and buttons … oh my!
The past few years have seen incredible upheavals in energy markets driven by the rise and rise (or more appropriately fall and fall) of solar power.
Once again, the high identification actor was judged more responsible, more appropriately blamed, and more properly subject to guilt than a low identification actor.
Participants in the reminding condition more appropriately generalized and transferred their experiences to a new situation than participants in the comparison group.
Even more appropriately, he and his family, longtime supporters of Massachusetts Republicans, had been among the Bush-Cheney campaign's biggest fundraisers.
