Sentence examples for be a suitable time from inspiring English sources

Would this be a suitable time to recess?

"That might be a suitable time to stop for lunch," said Prentice.

This might be a suitable time to find out why the UK government was so determined in the security council that Dallaire's UN peacekeepers be withdrawn from Rwanda, leaving behind a "token force" in order to "appease public opinion" – not to protect civilians but to try to negotiate a ceasefire in the civil war.

Ordinarily, this might be a suitable time to ask whether Fellaini has been so much worse than everyone else in Louis van Gaal's team or whether his diminished popularity is partly because he, more than anyone, has been held up as a symbol of the new, failing United, post-Ferguson.

Ms Sturgeon has previously hinted that the autumn of 2018 would be a suitable time to call a referendum unless the prime minister accepts a series of demands set out by the Scottish government ahead of the formal triggering of Brexit.

Additionally, in some cases pregnancy may not be a suitable time to encourage gender-transformative change, as both men and women can be vulnerable during this time and may not be open to change.

But the idea that the holiday is a suitable time for pursuing health ideals and goals goes back a long way.

We have been able to differentiate between chemotherapy- and cediranib-related effects, and have demonstrated that week 9 (cycle 3) is a suitable time point for the biomarker estimation.

It can be concluded that this new fatigue testing technique accompanied by FEM simulations and subsequent inspection of the fractured area is a suitable time saving and economic testing method for the assessment of the reliability and fatigue life response of small micro-interconnects.

Citing treaties, it said now was a "suitable time to revisit the historically unresolved issue of the Ryukyu islands", as Okinawa is known.

In the present work, 4 h postinjection was a suitable time point for use in the test-retest study, which is equivalent to 20 to 24 h in human patients [23, 24].