Sentence examples for would be suitably from inspiring English sources
Mr. Eroncig, the board president, said Mr. Villella would be suitably honored.
"I would recommend that somebody study sheep or goats rather than pigs, so that people would be suitably impressed to find out your animal is clever".
He acknowledged that he had been involved with Tod Volpe and the plan to create Provenance, but he said, "Eventually, basically, I just turned my back on it, because it became far too commercial in its scope and I didn't see that the integrity of my work would be suitably protected".
As the no camp continued to slip in the polls, it was able to assure the nation that were a Scottish government to insist on Trident removal from the Clyde, neither Devonport nor any other English base would be suitably secure to house the Vanguard submarine fleet.
He stopped his motor bicycle for the hundredth time that day, unpacked his loudspeaker, and shouted out his proclamation, that if anyone possessed, or had information about, anything called 'Mickle', animal, vegetable, or mineral, they were to come and tell him at once, as it was of the greatest importance to the Royal Family, and they would be suitably rewarded.
Perhaps a study comparing symptom directed management with current guidance would be suitably placed to answer this question.
"I wouldn't have thought I'd be suitably qualified, though".
Moreover, the question may be raised to what extent the intramolecular interactions among the segments and their intermolecular contacts would not be suitably described by elements of the Derjaguin Landau Verwey Overbeek (DLVO) theory [ 24– 26].
Rupert was already one of the Knights of the Garter, who had their headquarters at the castle, and was a close companion of the King, who would wish to be suitably entertained at the castle.
In that case, strictly speaking, that generalization would be true, suitably general, and not a coincidence.
No doubt she would have been suitably scathing of the few less stentorian, more appeasing notes.
