Sentence examples for a more appropriate question from inspiring English sources

But considering that that video alone has earned nearly six million views, perhaps there's a more appropriate question: Does it matter?

And while the debate is often cast in terms of which method is absolutely better, a more appropriate question might be when one method is to be preferred to the others.

@seanhannity @newtgingrich A more appropriate question: Who is bankrolling your incomprehensible support of Trump?

The organizational structure of the Catalan Institute of Oncology ICOO) has addressed the issue of decentralization of cancer care and treatment delivery, and may provide valuable experience to help formulating a more appropriate question.

A more appropriate question would be, "what is more important for a population, a health system that delivers equitable (fairly distributed) health outcomes or a health system that maximises health gains?" The difference between the meaningless first question (which does not contrast outcomes) and the potentially meaningful second question (which does contrast outcomes) is critical.

A more appropriate question would have just been, "What was your experience with [insert issue here] and how did you deal with it?" Those questions were much better to ask because they don't refer to a particular person and don't suggest that an individual's name has to be mentioned either but if the mentor does mention names, make a good start and keep it to yourself.

If Xhaka, De Jong and Dominguez can eventually match their predecessors and form a team deserving of Champions League soccer, then the more appropriate question should not be if, but when?

While some consumers might be asking themselves, "Do I really need this?" he said, the more appropriate question is, "When am I going to get a deal like this again?" And, he noted, "74percentt of consumers are not worried about their level of spending power".

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

So maybe the more appropriate question is, If I could do it all over again, would I? The answer: Absolutely.

In this context, the more appropriate question to ask is: what can the US learn from Native Americans about recognising indigenous culture?