Although asking how you can improve is appropriate, starting a fight will not help.
Indeed, it may already be appropriate to start thinking about the country as 15 markets, maybe more.
"I don't know," Low said, when asked when it would be appropriate to start playing his younger players, if only for the sake of experience.
After enjoying a break from the normal routine, which was no doubt full of eating, drinking and sitting around, I thought it would be appropriate to start the new year with energy and purpose, so January's theme is movement.
"I've had some discussions with other ministers, as well as with Secretary General Annan, whether or not it would be appropriate to start discussions about other U.N. resolutions," Mr. Powell said.
"We need a comprehensive approach to privacy, and it may be appropriate to start by updating the rules protecting children online," said Eshoo, ranking member of House subcommittee on communications and technology.
Looking back, then, at the transitory stories of the year, it might be appropriate to start with Mr. Autrey, a construction worker and Navy veteran who threw himself before a No. 1 train on Jan . 2to save a fellow rider who had fallen onto the tracks after suffering a seizure.
He agrees that it would not be appropriate to start [mechanical ventilation] It is unlikely he will survive beyond the next few hours and even with full invasive ventilation it is unlikely he will survive beyond the next few days.
Since The Bogleheads' View is going to be a regular Forbes.com column, we thought it would be appropriate to start out by sharing some background information on who the Bogleheads are and how we got our name.
However, good clinical judgment suggests that for many patients it may be appropriate to start at least lifestyle interventions whenever the diagnosis is made, irrespective of A1C.
Though there do not seem to be many published examples (EIA studies are mainly an annex to the project itself), a GIS-based visibility catchment (viewshed) analysis would be an appropriate starting point for evaluation of visual impact.
