Sentence examples for more appropriately be from inspiring English sources

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Except lately, her job title might more appropriately be fund-raising specialist.

After its second-season premiere Tuesday night, the show might more appropriately be called, "Smithereens".

This situation is sometimes referred to as extended labor, but it should more appropriately be considered labor cost escalation.

Mr. Rubsam has steadily followed his own drumbeat, though in the case of his cheerfully humanist choreography the sound might more appropriately be that of a flute.

The Pan-American Championships, which began on Saturday in Corpus Christi, Tex., might more appropriately be called the Split-American Championships.

The previous normal should have more appropriately been called the 'most visible' normal.

In fact, it could have just as easily, and perhaps more appropriately, been shown at last month's SEMA show for aftermarket customizers.

Shandaken's counsel, Joel Sachs, likewise said town officials were happy that the New York City agency had not obtained lead agency status but felt it should have more appropriately been given to the town.

"The three facilities are — or more appropriately, were — the fundamental components of the regime's chemical weapons warfare infrastructure," Lt. Gen. Kenneth F. McKenzie, the Pentagon's Joint Staff director, said at a news conference Saturday morning.

I have a mental picture of the film's creators, stoned out of their minds on who knows what, cackling crazily as they outline a movie that would have more appropriately been titled "The Big Goof".