Sentence examples for understandable and appropriate from inspiring English sources
It said it was understandable and appropriate for the FRC to investigate and it would cooperate.
"And, in many respects, much of it is understandable and appropriate".
It's understandable and appropriate to examine Sonia Sotomayor's nomination to the Supreme Court according to the customary demographic designations.
In contrast to some of his peers Blankfein said public anger against bankers' pay was understandable and appropriate.
Lloyd Blankfein, Goldman Sachs chief executive, today stepped into the row over the banking industry's much criticised bonus culture by acknowledging that public anger over bankers' pay was both understandable and appropriate.
The AP reported last month that Blankfein called any backlash against his company "understandable and appropriate".
Again, in the light of the circumstances prevailing (especially related to the extensive demands on police time in relation to terrorism), it was understandable, justified and appropriate" 3.43pm GMT Bonkers David Cameron said previously that he would implement Leveson's proposals unless they were "bonkers".
None of these subjects reported any problems in understanding the questions and what it referred to, suggesting that the final draft to be understandable, and conceptually appropriate.
Health-related quality of life (HRQOL) measures should be based on patient's perceptions through self-assessment, use understandable and age appropriate language, provide evidence of acceptable or good reliability and validity, assess multiple dimensions, and consist of a 'core' set of questions as well as a set of specific items for different conditions.
Decisions by both physicians and administrators therefore need to be transparent and understandable with appropriate collaboration and input.
By 'good book' I mean one that is well-written (grammatically and syntactically correct, with complete sentences and understandable, appropriate vocabulary); contains clearly stated, useful ideas; and is engaging - meaning readers will be drawn in and interested, vs. bored and confused.
