Sentence examples for An appropriate question from inspiring English sources

An appropriate question, then, is how higher education institutions, particularly business schools, are responding to this demand by the future employers of their students.

"As to whether we've heard names of players, it's not an appropriate question," said Greg Aiello, an N.F.L. spokesman.

In the spirit of turning a crisis into an opportunity, this is perhaps an appropriate question to ask now.

Hingson, in an interview, said "you are raising an appropriate question on the data that I had when I first wrote the paper". He said research on the issue has been hamstrung by a lack of solid information, though efforts are underway to improve it.

"That's not an appropriate question," Joanna said.

And is that even an appropriate question?

The appropriate question is not who is evil, but who is less or more evil.

The more appropriate question is, does the industry really deserve one?

"The appropriate question is whether he is competent to choose the endeavor," said the court, which ruled that he was.

The appropriate question for judging new products and customer service initiatives is, Will it grow our customer equity?

Where's the fish is a more appropriate question for Long Islanders than where's the beef.