Sentence examples for more appropriately left from inspiring English sources

That, it said, is "a matter more appropriately left to the profession".

At one point, Bush criticized a widely-hailed technology initiative, which had been approved by Congress, as an "expansion of government" into a role that is "more appropriately left to the private sector".

Congress approved the idea in 2007, but President George W. Bush criticized it as an "expansion of government" into a role that is "more appropriately left to the private sector".

It's the holiday season, which means the record industry – or, more appropriately, what's left of it – is scrambling to sell music which is already widely available for free all over the 'net.

It's the holiday season, which means the record industry—or, more appropriately, what's left of it is scrambling to sell music which is widely available for free all over the 'net.

But as users happen upon content that's from more public figures and accounts, they may not always act appropriately – leaving harassing or bullying messages.

It appropriately leaves those decisions to election officials.

Will Federighi's first duty as head of Mac software be to more fully merge iOS and OS X? Will that be a "Mac OS XI" (or perhaps more appropriately, "OS Xi") or something else? Serlet may not be leaving as a result of OS X becoming more like iOS, but it's happening nonetheless.

When I see a man, I will dress more appropriately.' He walked on".

Additionally, those with access to primary care tend to use the ED more appropriately (compared to those with no access to primary care) and therefore are less likely to leave without seeing a doctor [7].

Rather, this interpretation of autonomy is more appropriately associated with the notion of patient sovereignty and a decision-making style in which patients are provided with information and left to decide for themselves.