Sentence examples for most appropriate term from inspiring English sources

"I would say outrage would be the most appropriate term," Mr. Kezys said.

And that is increasingly the most appropriate term, given that red also means Republican in American political jargon.

"I rather suspect there are many hospitals with very similar pressures, and I think the major incident is simply the most appropriate term for the hospital to draft in emergency supplies, if you like, of extra staff," Mann told BBC Radio 4's Today programme.

Speaking to the New York Times, James Nicola, the artistic director of the New York Theater Workshop, said the project had secretly been in development for some years, though he was not sure whether calling it a "musical" was the most appropriate term.

For these reasons, the authors judged this to be the most appropriate term to use in evaluating OER.

The device was created by a team of Swiss medical scientists, and is designed to be installed (that really is the most appropriate term here) in a patient's abdomen, leg or arm skin, using only a needle.

The aim of the present two studies was to explore the nature of the most appropriate terms used to describe food-related emotions with a systematic, linguistic-based method.

It would seem that the terms 'folk beliefs' and 'folk theories' are not the most appropriate terms to capture the theories set out by Jackson, Lewis and Johnston, and would be better replaced by reference, say, to common-sense.

The purpose was to ensure that it could be understood by Iranian women and in the most appropriate terms.

The goal of this process was to keep the original meaning of the questions and simultaneously to find the most appropriate terms in the new language.

An OMIM primary term is either merged directly to the most appropriate MeSH term or else is made a leaf (child) of one or more MeSH terms.