Sentence examples for provided suitably from inspiring English sources

Its Connexion service provided suitably equipped aircraft with an internet link running at a few megabits per second (Mbps), divvied up among passengers.

Ramin Gray provided suitably garish direction; an octet of singers and twenty-one Philharmonic players created a handsome din; the young Israeli conductor Ilan Volkov was incisive on the podium.

British forces increasingly use their own 'combat media teams', which provide suitably approved footage and interview material for mainstream media organisations like the BBC, ITN and Sky.

Goofy, nimble, and brightly charismatic, Hecht proves to be a deft physical comedian, and Fumusa, though charged with crutches and several appalling accents, provides suitably hunky support.

Thomas Lord, who founded and gave his name to the famous ground, hatched plans to develop and build on the site because cricket was not providing suitably juicy profits.

Criteria relating to census attributes and the nature of transport were employed to identify 'hotspots' by GIS enquiry to provide suitably matching areas, which then formed the basis of the sampling frame.

Alex Lacamoire, of Hamilton provides suitably tech-pulsing orchestrations, with an eight-piece band under the direction of Ben Cohn.

Gentlemen expressed concerns in all of the studied private letters and diaries about the future challenges of providing suitably for sons.

For example, there are doubts about how far local labour markets are providing suitably skilled and competent personal assistants for employment by direct payment holders [ 19] [p.457].

Secondary prevention examples may include activities that promote lifestyle changes and aim at improving the overall health of injured workers, restructuring the current workplace where the injury occurs, providing suitably modified work for injured workers, recommending them to undergo regular exams and screening tests or surveillance systems.

Mr. Marriner provided a suitably portentous introduction and brought an acute sense of dynamic contrast into play in the opening Allegro.