Sentence examples for of being appropriate from inspiring English sources

NSAIDs such as ketorolac and naproxen have the advantage of being appropriate for patients with vascular risk factors and they do not cause sedation [7, 8].

An emotion is correct, according to Brentano, "when one's feelings are adequate to their object — adequate in the sense of being appropriate, suitable, or fitting" (Brentano, Origins, 70).

Thus when Brentano (1969: 75) writes, "One loves or hates correctly provided that one's feelings are adequate to their object adequate in the sense of being appropriate, suitable, or fitting"—this is commonly taken as an injunction so to direct one's love and hate (Chisholm 1986).

He felt that the game's tagline of being appropriate for both a child's birthday party and prison was correct albeit silly.

The operational definition of being appropriate for palliative care in this study was recorded unresolved pain/symptoms and/or complex psychosocial needs seven days post-admission.

Also, jeans, t-shirts and athletic shoes lack the versatility of being appropriate for day and night use.

Meanwhile, fashwave fans have cast aside punk, folk, and metal music traditions with long histories of being appropriated as vehicles for far-right ideology as relics.

Before you wash your gym shoes, be sure that the material that they are made of, is appropriate for washing.

I had no sense of what were appropriate amounts of food for my children to eat.

What kind of democracy is appropriate to an era of fast, decentralised communication?

What degree of mourning is appropriate after the death of a British military figure?