Sentence examples for subject appropriately from inspiring English sources

The subject, appropriately enough, seems to be two equally immaterial spheres -- the spirit world and the Internet -- plus the notion that one can get trapped in either.

The traditional mathematics program gets a bad rap, largely because it is taught by elementary school teachers who have often been shown not to love the subject — which may be reflected in their teaching — and secondary school teachers who are "forced" to teach to the test, preventing them from making the subject appropriately exciting.

If you are in a darkened room or house and don't want to use your flash, position your subject appropriately.

At first I wasn't sure it was dealing with the subject matter appropriately, but at the end I was left with questions about my original assumptions.

Bosnia-based remote-sensing consultant Aled Rowlands, who does a lot of public speaking, says he learned to combat his nerves by pitching his subject matter appropriately.

If she is the commander, her dancers are willing subjects — appropriately, a little mad —and as such, their movement never lies.

Publication also recognizes scientists who have contributed to the literature on a particular subject and appropriately credits those who have been part of the current work.

With HEMS utilization subject to appropriately increased scrutiny, those seeking to research HEMS utility in noninjured patients could benefit from existence of a collection of the topical literature.

On zolpidem the subject responded appropriately to wide range of simple yes/no questions (e.g., 'am I pointing to my nose?, do you live in Hawaii?') and general knowledge questions.

Rita considers the experimental subject (birds) appropriately with reference to the gender of zebra finches in her initial response, and then she proposes a study with the three species but maintains a consistent reference to the birds' gender (Table 3, 1.Bird.C).

The strengths of the study include both male and female human subjects, four appropriately spaced dose groups, a minimum of 7 subjects per dose group with a total of 37 subjects, a tightly controlled exposure regime, and thyroid function of the subjects measured before and after the exposure.