Sentence examples for rather appropriate for from inspiring English sources

Rather appropriate for me, isn't it?

Nevertheless, most of them are rather appropriate for developed countries as they have considerable data requirements and often aim at optimizing farm resources, excluding the farmer's household from the system.

The yellow earth is indeed here, it is just hidden under all that red tape, which is rather appropriate for the red continent.Michael Ledzion Managing director Adventure Forest Sydney* SIR – Regarding the relatively precocious development of democracy in Australia, you made the mistaken assertion that the secret ballot was introduced in the United States in 1872.

Mandibular freedom of motion is yet another factor that makes TB rather appropriate for use in these situations.

It's rather appropriate that funds for the political museum finally came from a pork barrel, which "Safire's Political Dictionary" defines as "the state or national treasury into which politicians and government officials dip for 'pork' or funds for local projects".

Which is, sadly, rather appropriate.

This is rather appropriate to reflect on.

But now it strikes me as rather appropriate.

Quantification and implication are introduced, or rather versions appropriate for the various types are introduced.

But it was the president hamming it up -- whatever the spark for it -- with his mock grimace, his quip and his undaunted wave as he finally exited that validates the news judgment of Times editors that the scene was basically amusing rather than snide, and appropriate for the front page.

The Panel recommendations on treatment are not intended to apply to all patients, but rather to establish norms appropriate for the majority.