Sentence examples for occasionally appropriate from inspiring English sources

Occasionally, appropriate lines of inquiry would be suspiciously ignored in coverage, but the news pages were just that, news.

Indeed, practitioners need to be helped to overcome CI rather than systematically blamed for inaction [ 10], the latter being otherwise occasionally appropriate.

Verbs such as "did," "went," "saw," "felt," and "had," while occasionally appropriate, don't really add any spice to your writing.

Now I'm just dropping our own logo, and then occasionally appropriating the power of someone else's logo to communicate a new message.

In both his illustrations and poems Busch uses familiar fables, occasionally appropriating their morality and stories, spinning them to illustrate a very different and comic "truth", and bringing to bear his pessimistic view of the world and human condition.

Weirdly, Disraeli has occasionally been appropriated by Ed Miliband's Labour party.

Mr Duffy, meanwhile, emerges as a boss who has at the very least occasionally forgotten about appropriate corporate behaviour.

I'm not particularly fond of the term "blow out," but occasionally it's appropriate.

"It is important to note that patients living in Great Yarmouth and Waveney are only placed out of the area very occasionally and when appropriate.

In short, an in silico demonstration may occasionally be more appropriate than an in vivo or an in vitro experiment.

Food and water were provided ad libitum but occasionally withdrawn as appropriate for each stage of the procedure.