Sentence examples for why appropriate from inspiring English sources
Why appropriate the format of fashion magazines to hawk the Bible?
Although most schemes seem to have been implemented in rural areas, there is no inherent reason why appropriate schemes cannot be designed for urban areas.
Likely reasons why appropriate f-CNTs are generally safer than pristine CNTs include decreased toxicity due to the presence of functional groups of high biocompatibility and increased dispersibility in water, thus preventing their aggregation.
These factors should be taken into account when trying to understand (a) why self-appraisal can be flawed, (b) why appropriate external feedback is vital (yet can be ineffective), and (c) why we may need to disentangle the goals of performance improvement from the goals of improving self-assessment.
I love Andy Warhol's moaning, gossipy, phoned-in diaries as much as the next masochist, but you have to wonder why appropriating Andy looms so large here.
In order to gain a deeper insight into his practice, The Creators Project spoke to the artist about his new series, why people appropriate, and the connection between appropriation art and cultural appropriation.
"I'm not sure why the appropriate people didn't chime in at that time," he said.
Testing, Testing, 1,2.... Now that the mini-tsunami over Vinny Testaverde's displeasure has died down, Coach Al Groh today offered an explanation for why the appropriate player substitutions were not always made against Tampa Bay.
Underfertilised crops have lower average yields to start with (which is why encouraging appropriate fertiliser use is important in Africa), but they tend not to be as badly hit by heat and drought as well-fertilised ones.
(Nobody cares what the pope thinks — and I demand that he think exactly as I do!) It explains, too, why the appropriate moral outrage with which the secular press has covered scandals in the church has often included a subtext of vindication and relief.
Evaluate why, make appropriate changes, and try some more.
