Sentence examples for more than appropriately from inspiring English sources

But, Ms. Quinn added, after more than two decades, "we have more than appropriately compensated them for staying in the city".

No, they will be more than appropriately honored, although as I said to the admiral, we're the ones who are honored.

The silver streamers were a classy touc,h and the Kings fans were more than appropriately raucous for a Stanley Cup-clinching victory over the Devils.

It has been reported that inappropriately referred patients tended to rate their radiography referrals more important than appropriately referred patients [ 14].

Theoretically, this locks stakeholders into a mindset that forces them to "compromise" down, rather than more appropriately building up mutual value from the "no agreement" alternative.

Chida et al.'s meta-analyses were conducted incorrectly because they counted a number of samples multiple times, effectively treating each as an independent cohort, rather than more appropriately entering one effect size per cohort [ 22, 23].

Patients who visit the ED because of health concerns visit the ED more often appropriately than patients visiting for practical reasons.

Categorical predictor variables with more than two categories were appropriately coded using dichotomous dummy variables.

Finally, there maybe more than one way to appropriately partition the reactions into the independent and dependent subsets.

These healthy disease-free men and women also tended to have a substantially larger waist circumference, higher serum triglycerides, and lower HDL cholesterol concentrations (all appropriately more than or less than the desirable range) attesting to an increased cardiovascular disease risk (data not shown) (10).

On a larger scale, when The Cochrane Collaboration was established in 1993, although tens of thousands of reports of randomised trials could be found easily in MEDLINE, there were many more than had not been appropriately indexed and could not be found so easily.