Sentence examples for slightly more appropriate from inspiring English sources

Obviously the issue concerns everyone, but when you're talking about the worries involved, a women's network feels like a slightly more appropriate home".

Results show that the UDP mode appeared slightly more appropriate compared to TCP mode in generating higher power for the R52n router board card and less appropriate for the R52 card.

You can also wear it beneath an open sweater or jacket for a slightly more appropriate option that works in more settings.

"I'm going to dress slightly more age appropriate.

Legend, who was slightly more weather-appropriate in a tuxedo and dress shoes, was at Teigen's side to help make her way through the slippery streets, but still.

When not overly styled for speeches and photo opps, Ann Romney seems to favor a slightly more rumpled, mom-appropriate look.

Unlike my esteemed colleague Mr Glendenning, I join you in hot golfing form after an impressive debut US tour, albeit of miniature (some might even say 'crazy', although slightly daft would be more appropriate) golf courses in west Michigan.

The first assumption is significantly more resistant to element shape distortions, whereas the second assumption is slightly faster to compute and more appropriate on boundaries where one or more elements are missing or several neighbouring elements share a side.

The Responses to Depression Questionnaire, RDQ, is a modified version of the Response Styles Questionnaire [ 1], with wording of a small number of items slightly altered to make it more appropriate and simpler to understand for adolescents [ 20].

The Responses to Depression Questionnaire, RDQ, is a slight modification of the original Response Styles Questionnaire (Nolen-Hoeksema & Morrow, 1991), with wording of some items slightly modified to make it more appropriate for adolescents [ 30].

But in 2007, when he was solicitor general of the state of Texas, Cruz took a slightly more expansive view of the appropriate role of the federal government, when he participated in a federal court case in an effort to maintain Texas's ban on the sale of sex toys.