Sentence examples for appropriate to think from inspiring English sources

Now, six years later, it seems more appropriate to think about the results of 1994 as something entirely different: the final rear-guard offensive of an era coming to an end.

After 15 years running established companies, "It seems entirely appropriate to think about what I can take from those years, form a company that's buildingless and go out and make work," he told the newspaper.

Once this happens (and it is only just starting), it becomes more appropriate to think in terms of a supply network than a chain.The Internet has allowed a further refinement.

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If the polls settle in at showing something like a 1- or 2-point lead for Mr. Obama by this point next week, that would be reasonably well in line with where our model and others think that the election "should" be based on economic trends; it would no longer be as appropriate to think of Mr. Romney as being an underachieving candidate.

Sometimes, it is more appropriate to think in terms of continuous factors which control the data we observe.

"It strikes me that might be a more appropriate way to think about what we are up against here, than would be any major conflict".

At the time the Labour party has gone through arguably the worst defeat since 1918 it is an appropriate moment to think through maybe what this party is for.

Could it be more appropriate not to think of, e.g., quarks, as the most fundamental entities at all, but rather of properties or processes or events?

From its website, it looks like an appropriate place to think about the future.

But that's clearly not the appropriate way to think about public health problems.