Sentence examples similar to was now appropriately from inspiring English sources

Arabic and Mandarin are now appropriately recognized for their geopolitical significance, but that does not reduce the significance of any of the above mentioned languages.

Contemporary data consequently suggest that Australian skilled migration is now appropriately referred to as a "hybrid" system.

Inspectors found all staff and governors were now appropriately trained and gaps in staff checks have been fixed.

Intel, which J.P. Morgan rates at "neutral," is now "appropriately valued and should continue to trade in the middle of its historic range".

The FCC is now appropriately proposing to examine whether modern mobile technology might adequately address this concern.

As I jogged along the five-mile trail, I paused at information stations such as the one in front of the former Sunkist packing house — built in 1902, it is now, appropriately, an antique store — that outline the interwoven boom-and-bust history of citrus and rails in Whittier.

We hope that the revised text is now appropriately exposed.

The phrase 'proper context' implies that these families' understanding of their family history is now – appropriately and belatedly – catching up with robust scientific knowledge.

The memory became "digested" and was now stored appropriately in her memory networks.

Their mother had gotten a job at a local fast food restaurant, and in the eyes of the state's child welfare system, was now able to appropriately take care of her children.

This means that PIs will no longer be able to budget for fees if in fact these charges are now more appropriately termed tuition.