Sentence examples for whichever is more appropriate from inspiring English sources

Make your mind up and say either "and" or "or" – whichever is more appropriate.

Equivalently, we could define the above notions of this section with cubes in place of balls and we will use whichever is more appropriate, depending on the circumstances.

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Prior to this change, goodwill and intangibles were written off over their useful lives or 40 years, whichever was more appropriate.

Place you inside arm either in your lap or behind your back, whichever is more comfortable.

You can use either one, whichever is more convenient.

Labels then get to calculate their royalties in one of two ways, whichever is more lucrative.

In Housing First, clients pay $50 a month or 30% of their income, whichever is more.

Choose whichever is more comfortable for you.

The broccoli can be fresh or frozen, whichever is more convenient for you.

"Shopping spree" is more appropriate.