Sentence examples for an appropriate question to from inspiring English sources

"I still think it was an appropriate question to ask," Mr. Morrison insisted last week.

"It's an appropriate question to ask whether the world now admits of that.

It's an appropriate question to ask on Valentine's Day, the feast day of chocolate.

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

That individual initiative, rather than waiting for the government to do it, is an appropriate question to ask in approaching any social issue.

Speaking at an anti-corruption conference co-organised by Transparency International, the minister replied that it was not an appropriate question to ask at the event, and refused to comment further.

question, "would be a very appropriate question to ask in an informational interview, but not at your job interview," adds Bouchez.

That is a very appropriate question to ask and one that I do not have an answer for you today.--Elliot Schrage, Google vice president for corporate communications and public affairs, testifying before Congress about Google.cn on Feb. 15, 2006.

That is a very appropriate question to ask and one that I do not have an answer for you today. Elliot Schrage, Google vice president for corporate communications and public affairs, testifying before Congress about Google.cn on Feb. 15, 2006.

A more appropriate question to start things off is: How many people will it cover?

Rather, the more appropriate question to ask is just how much profit is necessary to run the operations.