Sentence examples for appropriate point from inspiring English sources

But finding the appropriate point to act tends to be more art than science.

These will be introduced at the appropriate point using language appropriate to the age discovering them.

"When the process has reached an appropriate point we can assure our fans that we will be clear and forthright.

Julius begins his analysis at the appropriate point; the initial reaction of the Jewish reader to those poems that display obvious anti-Semitic sentiments.

An early draft of the consultation, to be published on Wednesday, says: "We would welcome views on the most appropriate point for a baseline to measure progress.

Ms. Miller stresses the lack of potential future "taxpayer support" — and that is an appropriate point for a Treasury official to make.

Across the country yesterday 150 community events were staged in the former Ipswich and England manager's honour, but Portman Road felt like an appropriate point of pilgrimage.

The board has asked its independent directors to consider the matter further before reporting back to the board at a future meeting and then our clubs at an appropriate point".

An important — and seasonally appropriate — point the ad makes: If young men are in the bleachers cheering for their college football teams, rather than in the trenches firing guns, the country is probably in better shape.

The fundamental question is whether women have to play one game and men another -- whether that infamous playing field is level yet, a most appropriate point since Senator Clinton is certainly a player.

"We're keeping abreast of the situation and will make a decision with regard to Senate action at the appropriate point in the process," the spokesman, Jim Manley, said in a statement.