Sentence examples for be appropriate to be from inspiring English sources

That being said, not all stakeholders will be appropriate to be involved on the research team and researchers must make this decision carefully.

Among the plans were "making sure that phone lines are properly manned if people ring... making sure we have a position around what advice would be appropriate to be given on day one were to consumers to ask what should I do on day one".

"It would not be appropriate to be celebrating the season and collecting awards when our focus is securing Premier League status," the club said.

Consequently, the filtering window is expanded continuously and the selected median pixel may not be appropriate to be used as a correction term.

Mr Obama has previously backed that view and told reporters in Ramallah on Thursday that "we do not consider continued settlement activity to be constructive, to be appropriate, to be something that can advance the cause of peace".

The degradation curves of phenol by solar photo-Fenton reaction seem to be well fitted by mono-exponential relation, which can be appropriate to be described by pseudo-first order kinetic model.

It is appropriate to be factual and to be sensitive in responding to them".

"There are some issues where it is appropriate to be delicate and careful, and to use exaggerated politeness," he said.

"We certainly don't want what is appropriate to be tied up in court," Mr. McDonough said.

At this moment, he says in his closing chapter, "it is appropriate to be downright anti-American".

But it's appropriate to be tax efficient," he says, carefully, before adding: "Artificial tax structures are different to efficient tax structures".