Sentence examples for more appropriately the from inspiring English sources

Some have drawn parallels to the great water works of the United States, like the the Tennessee Valley Authority that spurred rural development beginning in the 1930's or, more appropriately, the canals that took northern waters to fuel fantastic growth in arid Southern California.

The subject is more appropriately the purview of philosophers, psychologists and sociologists.

"More appropriately, the system should have provided for empowerment of parents, which is quite different from empowering politicians to control the patronage in the school system".

A key missing ingredient is the relationship – or more appropriately the lack thereof – between Arab cinema and the Arab TV industry.

The gesture, unseen by the audience, is unscripted, of course, and one that would seem more appropriately the job of a stagehand.

It is more appropriately the work of years as Iraqis learn accommodation and tolerance and the other habits of self-government.

They should be sitting in the front of the room, or, more appropriately, in the corner facing the wall.

This is where the rubber hits the road...or perhaps more appropriately, where the shovel hits the dirt.

Instead of "The Blue Sky Project" the article might be more appropriately titled "The Pie in the Sky Project".

Or, maybe more appropriately, in the words of The Donald himself from The Apprentice, "You're fired".

More appropriately, as the evidence supporting the intervention is so strong, the purpose was to examine the implementation of the intervention into routine clinical practice [ 13, 14].