Sentence examples for suitably in from inspiring English sources

The scion of a left-wing Russian Jewish family, he started teaching political science (rather suitably, in 1969) at a liberal-arts college, Carleton, in Minnesota.

When a natural nerve network learns something, the connections between the individual cells change in ways that cause the animal to react more suitably in the future.

Recalled for an encore, Mr. Biss offered the sixth movement of Schumann's "Kreisleriana": a placid benediction but, suitably in this context, one with mystery circling below its surface.

Suitably, in its decade-old restoration, Bryant Park was given bright-pebbled Parisian-styled walks and 2,700 spindly green slatted-wood chairs from Thoissey, France.

For all the beauty and evenness of his tone Mr. Kavakos did not shirk at sounding coarse when the music demanded it; his instrument barked and bit suitably in the brittle Allegro brusco.

I have, however, noted your concerns about the manner in which the NCTC will function and am asking the Home Minister to address them suitably, in consultation with you and other Chief Ministers.

Complex decisions about residence capacity and best interests seem not to be most suitably made in busy acute medical wards.

Building up a database of information with suitably targeted in-process tests may be vital to ensure success at the manufacturing scale.

Trump's Washington could come to resemble Buenos Aires in the days of Juan Perón, with Melania a suitably glamorous stand-in for Evita, and plebiscites suitably glamorous stand-ins for elections.

Valentine's death seemed to strike many in the group as something to be suitably honored in their own training.

This indicates that chicken has genetic potential to resist/tolerate H5N1 infection and these can be suitably exploited in designing strategies for control of avian influenza in chicken.