Sentence examples for suitable or appropriate from inspiring English sources

The research also reveals how natural burial (within the unique constraints of UK burial culture that does not permit the recycling of burial space) is increasing the burial capacity of urban cemeteries by accessing land and grave space that might not be suitable or appropriate for more traditional forms of burial.

They also identified that life cycle thinking framed in a regionally contextualised manner is at a nascent stage, particularly with regard to implementing a suitable or appropriate life cycle impact assessment phase4.

According to Dictionary.com, a niche is, "a place or position suitable or appropriate for a person or thing, or a distinct segment of a market".

Overall, the 11 patient participants did not think that PAAPs were suitable or appropriate for use by all those with asthma.

The findings indicate an underuse of GDs, with 41% of the participants agreeing with the statement "Generic drugs are more suitable or appropriate than brand name drugs for mild, banal or less serious diseases".

When asked about their perceptions of the statement "GDs are more suitable or appropriate than BDs for mild or less serious diseases", a slightly higher percentage of participants (46.9%) disagreed with this statement.

An emotion is correct, according to Brentano, "when one's feelings are adequate to their object — adequate in the sense of being appropriate, suitable, or fitting" (Brentano, Origins, 70).

Thus when Brentano (1969: 75) writes, "One loves or hates correctly provided that one's feelings are adequate to their object adequate in the sense of being appropriate, suitable, or fitting"—this is commonly taken as an injunction so to direct one's love and hate (Chisholm 1986).

All studies had a clear description of study aim, and the majority had a well-developed or appropriate measurement instrument, suitable report of limitations, and an appropriate size of study population.

Suitability is indicated separately for each land-use type, showing whether the land is suitable or not suitable, including - where appropriate - degrees of suitability (Table 5).

It continues: "Consequently, there is no effective method to ensure that home education remains suitable, developmentally appropriate and safe, without the explicit consent and active participation of parents, or carers.