Sentence examples for which may be appropriate from inspiring English sources

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).

(Note: The Learning Network publishes a weekly cloze-style exercise called a Fill-In which may be appropriate for some E.L.L. students, especially if the teacher reads the original piece aloud first, then allows them to chose for the words in the word bank at the bottom of each exercise).

Some have decided to focus more broadly on gay and lesbian health, which may be more appropriate for them.

There are, of course, cheaper cartridges, which may be more appropriate for his battered ear drums.

And the star-crossed Motl and Anna seem less the product of a shtetl than of a Hollywood scriptwriters' conference, which may be thematically appropriate, but it's not very interesting dramatically.

It picks up some momentum after Mr. Hock gives way to the others, but when he returns you can't help thinking that Scrooge has wandered in from another show, which may be seasonally appropriate but otherwise puts a chill on everyone else's good time.

The current study results indicate that the geopolymer mortar has exhibited significant feasibility and application prospect to be used as an environmental friendly building material, which may be an appropriate replacement to the traditional cement mortar in the future.