Sentence examples for where more appropriately from inspiring English sources

(Where more appropriately than in the meatpacking district?) I suspect it was inevitable: audiences are flocking to productions that dispense entirely with the theater's traditional fourth wall and provide nightclub-style amenities.

This is where the rubber hits the road...or perhaps more appropriately, where the shovel hits the dirt.

Examples of situations in which simulation defaults should be changed and where problems might be more appropriately solved outside the simulation environment are presented.

The choice between these two courses is not one for local draft boards nor is it one that should await civil litigation where the question could more appropriately be considered.

He redesigned the organization to create a culture where decision rights were more appropriately distributed to those lower in the organization who were better equipped to solve problems and direct resources.

The country where sticky rice is more appropriately called a national staple is the neighboring country of Laos.

Curricula that fail to forthrightly confront this reality perpetuate costly and quixotic efforts to cure where care would be more appropriately directed towards comfort and dignity.

She said she hoped NHS 111 would "signpost patients more appropriately to where they need to be seen in their appropriate local service, freeing up the emergency departments to avoid those pressures".

But there's a big difference between Bing's approach and Google's: Google is actually penalizing webpages that aren't mobile-friendly, meaning those where the text isn't easily readable without tapping and zooming, or those where tap targets need to be spaced more appropriately, as well as those where the page features unplayable content or horizontal scrolling.

In addition, a recognition that scientific trainees (and the scientists training them) are entitled to lives beyond their scientific discipline means giving people opportunities to address their personal needs outside the training environment, in social spaces where those needs might be more appropriately addressed.

Logistic regression handled sibling pairs where both experienced the outcome more appropriately, all though results did not differ substantially from the stratified Cox regression.