Sentence examples for why it is appropriate from inspiring English sources

Entrants must not only submit a proposed name, but also explain why it is appropriate.

That may be true, but what is needed is some account of why it is appropriate to do so.

For example, as discussed above, considerations having to do with unification do not by themselves explain why it is appropriate to explain effects in terms of their causes rather than vice-versa.

But his global vantage point is not the only reason why it is appropriate that this particular Pope make history by speaking before a joint session of Congress.

This framework highlights why it is appropriate to transfer text messaging technology from HIV to NCDs (they are both chronic conditions requiring lifelong care, are strongly linked to behaviour, and often require home-based support).

That's why it's "appropriate" that the Landmarks Commission gave substance to it.

Any campaign idea that was largely social media focused was like a hot potato, because no-one wanted to be the one to have to explain to the potential client (usually a partner in a law firm), why it was appropriate and why they should buy in to, because usually, they were anti-social media.

When I spoke with him, he explained calmly and patiently why it was appropriate for the new parliament to pass a law that allowed Berlusconi's broadcasting empire, Mediaset, to keep a television-channel frequency that by Italian law and European Union rules had been assigned to someone else.

That is why it was appropriate -- even laudatory for Coke to present "America the Beautiful" in the chorus of voices and languages that represent our American mosaic.

And, he added to sustained applause, "mostly we're going to be asking him why he thinks that, in a nation in which our diversity is our strength, why he thinks it is appropriate to be insulting Mexicans and Latinos, why he thinks it's appropriate to be insulting Muslims and women.

The Met need to explain why they think it is appropriate to use the Official Secrets Act in this case.