Sentence examples for what would be suitable from inspiring English sources

I ask what would be suitable subjects to talk about.

My filing system consisted of two files, one marked "Boring" and one marked "Not Boring", which as Shirley remarked the other day was successful only because we shared similar ideas of what would be suitable for which file.

Because a therapy will never be the same for two patients we felt that therapists could better evaluate what would be suitable components and essential preconditions to combine online and face-to-face sessions from a general perspective.

What would be a suitable value for this minimum proportion?

For the third time in three years, they talked about what would be a suitable birthday present for her deranged son.

By Lorrie Moore For the third time in three years, they talked about what would be a suitable birthday present for her deranged son.

The changing and, sometimes, unpredictable responses from the state raises an issue about what would be a suitable role for the state.

Turning now to the case in which L is an infinitary language L, what would be a suitable coding structure in this case?

If so, what would be a suitable length of time to discontinue services in order to protest those wrongs and call attention to those wrongs?

There is no consensus as to what would be a suitable comparator for studies assessing an active learning method; both passive [ 10, 13, 18] and active [ 11] methods have been used.

So, we discussed this with Tracey and what would be the most suitable companions, and she was involved in selecting the paintings that would be shown alongside her work.