Sentence examples for said suitably from inspiring English sources

Under the plans, Nice said suitably qualified nurses (including school nurses) and pharmacists should be given the ability to dispense free emergency contraceptive pills in accordance with patient group directions (PGDs).

Had Adam genuinely been offended by the slanderous suggestion that he is a professional Tory partisan – a minor irony itself, recalling the A-list turnout by the Murdoch-New Labour axis powers at his wedding to Anji Hunter – he'd have said something suitably dismissive about not everyone being driven solely by Ali's own narrow, tribal world view.

Probably not a good idea," says a suitably laconic Chris Pratt in the trailer, which probably tells you everything you need to know here.

And, he says, a suitably designed machine-learning model might even be trained on a single person's writing to learn to detect, for example, sarcasm.Making a fun online game out of a serious bit of research is an ingenious way to drive up participation and potentially solve the kinds of statistical problems that bedevil smaller studies.

"It is nice to see someone being suitably parsimonious," said Justin Urquhart Stewart, the managing director of Seven Investment Management, who spotted Carney on the tube.

Stately Douglas firs and burly cedars are "really something", as Agent Dale Cooper memorably said on David Lynch's suitably weird Twin Peaks.

The buyer was looking to relocate "a big family" downtown and had an open budget, Mr. Rispo said, but finding a suitably large apartment with outdoor space was not easy.

"Twentypercentt past where they are now is suitably ambitious," said state water board Chairwoman Felicia Marcus.

In addition only 24% said they had suitable facilities for disabled people to participate, and suitably trained staff and appropriate equipment to enable them to do so.

And, needless to say, they require suitably imposing accouterments, whether they're from an antiques store or from Ralph Lauren.

Dasha's ideal artist for the Garage, she says, is Richard Serra, suitably safe and monumental, but the gallery's floors aren't strong enough to support his vast steel structures.