Sentence examples for is now appropriate from inspiring English sources
The phrase "is now appropriate" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to indicate that something has become suitable or fitting at the present time.
Example: "Given the recent changes in policy, this approach is now appropriate for our team."
Alternatives: "is now suitable" or "is now fitting".
"I do not believe that strategy is now appropriate".
We believe it is now appropriate to trial this in Test cricket.
"It is now appropriate to modernise provisions concerning loss of citizenship to respond to current terrorist threats..
"It is now appropriate for insurers to propose new rates along with justifications for those new rates".
City of London Police said on Friday it "will reassess whether a criminal investigation is now appropriate" having previously left matters in the hands of the FCA.
While less direct White House involvement is now appropriate, Washington cannot afford to turn its back on the tense and fluid Middle East.
"We feel that conditions are now appropriate," said Kamal Kirkuki, the former speaker of Iraq's Kurdish Parliament, about trying to mobilize disparate Kurds to discuss their future.
"Because we know now that this process is going to take more time, I believe it's now appropriate for both of us to focus on the transition," the vice president told the nation from his residence Tuesday night.
"Because we know now that this process is going to take more time," Mr. Gore said, "I believe it's now appropriate for both of us to focus on the transition".
After a strong first year in office for Mr. Cuomo, Mr. Jeffries said, "It's now appropriate to supplement that start with additional substantive accomplishments" on issues relevant to minority communities.
To say that someone has died does seem tantamount to saying that certain behaviors are now appropriate while certain others are no longer appropriate.
