Sentence examples for something appropriate for from inspiring English sources

"Wherever I see something appropriate for the situation, I'll use that".

That may be something appropriate for Afghanistan or Iraq in a military operation, but it's not appropriate for a community law enforcement function".

We present a modular framework for building pipelines of cooperating decompilers that gradually lift the level of the language to something appropriate for source-level tools.

For the most part, this collection worked by elevating clothing classics from what they originally were – functional items for a tough outdoor life – to something appropriate for the more rarefied world of the Versace customer.

Rather than exclusively, or even primarily, blaming the network, maybe we should look at what we expect from children's television, and what it means to consider something "appropriate" for children in 2016.

Having inherited a love of costumes and a flair for melodrama from his father and namesake, the great Russian opera singer, there is something appropriate for Mr. Chaliapin in the role that has brought late-blooming success.

The accordion has almost never been viewed as a principal jazz instrument and was often reviled by jazz musicians as something appropriate only for German beer gardens and Argentine nightclubs.

I wasn't prepared to stop giving presents, but finding something appropriate (and wonderful) for any and every occasion was going to be difficult without resorting to shopping.

There was something appropriate about this, for Mr Galbraith came from a farming family and famously began his studies at a small agricultural college that did not even require a high-school diploma for entry.

... and the Ashmolean Museum in Oxford has been rooting through its collections for something appropriate to mark the occasion.

But ever since Benjamin Britten caused a sensation with his "War Requiem" (1962), a work that interspersed pacifist poems by Wilfred Owen with texts from the Latin Mass for the Dead, composers have been tempted to do something extra with the genre to make it a less explicitly religious statement, something more appropriate for a wearier and more cynical world.