Sentence examples for more appropriately as from inspiring English sources

But there's a big difference between Bing's approach and Google's: Google is actually penalizing webpages that aren't mobile-friendly, meaning those where the text isn't easily readable without tapping and zooming, or those where tap targets need to be spaced more appropriately, as well as those where the page features unplayable content or horizontal scrolling.

The Cuban Parrot (also known, perhaps more appropriately, as the Rose-throated Parrot) is not actually endemic to Cuba.

As he drank, his ebullience increased, and he regarded his expensive surroundings as somehow belonging to him, or, more appropriately, as a preview of what he'd surely one day have.

It even has a title: "Saitensprung," a wordplay that meshes saite (a violin string) with seitensprung (an amorous escapade or, more appropriately, as the kids call it, a hookup).

In the anxiety-provoking sprawl of "Ace," which was also known far more appropriately as "The Big Carnival" (it was released in Canada under that title) -- Tatum seizes on the story of his career: a man is trapped in a mine.

Soccer has always had a habit of getting between the cracks of local and international politics across the Continent, whether as a dangerous stage for radical ideals or, more appropriately, as a convenient platform for escapism, a nonpartisan world in which fans have no care for borders or political parties.

Yet while these responsibilities are couched in the language of rights, they are more appropriately classified as ethical as opposed to legal duties.

Mutation is, in fact, a mechanism, and as such, it is more appropriately represented as a behavior (not as a physical structure) of the system.

These processes support an alternative scenario more appropriately described as a network than as a tree (see the phylogenetic networks shown in Additional file 2 AF2C).

CS-based approaches are based on the fact that communications signals are not accurately described as stationary, but rather more appropriately modeled as cyclostationary.

However, the Christian references are dark and disturbing Lena is obviously not a virgin, Christmas is an enraged murderer and may be more appropriately viewed as pagan idols mistakenly worshipped as saints.