Sentence examples for suitably often from inspiring English sources

It is important to note, however, that an assumption necessary to ensure the construction of adequate unbiased UDs is that the data points have been collected suitably often to obtain a representative sample of points over time to cover all modes of behavior.

Whatever the case, the results are suitably alienating and often funny.

But given his former line of work, he remained suitably wary, moving often and adopting disguises as needed.

"While the gilded rooms and satin clothes look sumptuous if often suitably absurd, almost clownish, the people in them breathe," Manohla Dargis wrote in The Times in July.

The narration is suitably charismatic, though often it simply feels as if you are listening to the audio-book read by Rickman.

Conventionally, microstructure quantification has been addressed using highly simplified measures suggested by the governing physics, with the list of measures often suitably augmented by the intuition of the materials expert.

Andrew's vocals are suitably airy and larkish, often multilayered, though there's a wonderful a cappella version of The Bird's Courting Song.

Proximity to London and the M25-M20 might dissuade walkers from giving the North Downs a go but the route is almost entirely in areas of outstanding natural beauty and often feels suitably remote.

Allister Coetzee is the latest to grasp the poisoned chalice and his first season in charge has been suitably bracing, beaten too often - and severely - on the field and buffeted off it by the inevitable cacophony of everyone's tuppence-worth.

If suitably empowered, they are often also in the best position to resolve a situation, determine changes to workflow or handle a customer complaint.

However, despite the fact that such abundance data barely exist for most networks, note that the actual number of interactions often more suitably reflects resource availability and consumer activity than an independent measure of species abundance.