Sentence examples for apposite now from inspiring English sources
Even before credit crunched, HSBC was facing an assault on its strategy and pay policies from Knight Vinke (though the activist fund's criticisms look less apposite now).
The context may be altogether different, but his defiant words seem rather apposite now, on the eve of the club's return to the Ricoh Arena after more than a season in exile.
People thought it somehow fitted with the mood of the 80s, but if anything that sort of resigned acceptance of things has got worse and it is rather sad that the play appears to be even more apposite now than it was then".
A reminder that Clough's foot sometimes went through the water as well is apposite right now.
The old curse seems apposite today, as markets get lively again.
It would have been wonderfully apposite for today's Chelsea-centered art world.
I think all these Shakespearean sayings are so apposite to today".
The Jewish sage Hillel had an equally apposite quote: "If not now, when?" *This post has been updated to reflect the Wall Street Journal's report on the disbanding of the Strategic and Policy Forum.
Whilst the clinical staging approach is gaining acceptance, it may now be apposite also to explore the utility of employing clinical sub-groupings that more closely reflect differential developmental, and possibly underlying pathophysiological, pathways [ 13].
However, the second line of the second verse does now seem quite apposite: I yield my flickering torch to thee.
DEVOTEES of both "The Simpsons" and The Economist will know that the former once parodied the high seriousness of the latter with a scene in which Homer, thumbing a copy, remarks: "Did you know that Indonesia is at a crossroads?" Homer's question, however, now seems worryingly apposite.
