Sentence examples for which may appropriate from inspiring English sources

Caves are found in limestone formations and in the lava flows which cover much of western Saudi Arabia, and their ceilings are a favoured location for nesting pale crag martins, red-rumped swallows, and the little swifts which may appropriate the hirundines' nests.

You might also feel lost or overwhelmed, which may be appropriate.

Their journey reads like an EKG, which may be appropriate given the heart-stopping and heart-palpitating ride.

"We agreed to assist Michael Heisley in exploring other North American cities which may be appropriate for Vancouver to look into," he said in a statement.

The run ends on Saturday night, which may be appropriate, given that "Reframe" is itself a comment on the ephemeral nature of live art.

Many opposed to abortion are also opposed to contraception and meaningful sex education that goes beyond promoting abstinence (which may be appropriate for some, but hardly for the majority of those now getting abortions, who are in their 20's and older).

The NFI (2008) calls for 10-year remeasurement intervals, which may be appropriate for trees and detritus, but may be too short for ΔCS.

One of the limits is their fixed resolution (and fixed field of view) which may be appropriate for only a limited range of applications.

We report here the potential of the new cell-laden electrospun hybrid scaffolds, which may be appropriate for various tissue engineering applications.

This paper takes the first steps in developing the framework by identifying candidate functions and methods which may be appropriate for an aggregation-based approach.

Vasodilators, calcium channel blockers, and beta-blocking agents can all decrease arterial pressure but by totally different modes of action, which may be appropriate or contraindicated in individual patients.