Sentence examples for be inappropriate to go from inspiring English sources

"Then came the war, and he thought it would be inappropriate to go forward, and he died in 1919.

But in a separate interview, Bill Meadows, president of the Wilderness Society, said, 'We still believe that there are certain places, including the Arctic refuge, and other special places like the Rocky Mountain front, where the conservation values so outweigh economic values that it would be inappropriate to go there".

An event billed as the "UK's biggest indoor festival" has been cancelled after organisers decided it would be inappropriate to go ahead due to a series of serious incidents at its most recent event, the BoomTown Fair, which takes place near Winchester and was attended by 50,000 people.

"It would be inappropriate to go into details about any negotiations or discussions which rightly have to be concluded in private.

"But it's barely a week since our Championship status was confirmed, and inevitably there are a few cases where details remain to be finalised and it would be inappropriate to go public.

It wouldn't be inappropriate to go super-short but sincere, saying something like, "There's nothing to me more thrilling than seeing these two people commit to each other for the rest of their life.

"In light of the mediation we're involved in with ESPN, it's inappropriate to go further," said John Paquette, a Big East spokesman.

But the British Council and English National Ballet cancelled the performance after learning of the dedication, saying in a joint statement that it was inappropriate to go ahead because the piece had become "a political vehicle".

Roger E. Ailes, the Fox News Channel chairman and chief executive, said that because of yesterday's crash of a Concorde jet outside Paris, he believed it would have been inappropriate to go ahead with them yesterday, though he said he expects that they will be newsworthy in their own right.

"We are in discussions with union representatives about our plan for the Paris office and, in fact, it would be inappropriate to comment while those talks go on.

"It would be inappropriate to then say 'We are going to be holding a multimillion-pound event next year' when we don't know what the economic circumstances will look like".