Sentence examples for is now inappropriate from inspiring English sources

"The irony that usually pervades our Christmas windows is now inappropriate.

If Burgess thinks it is now inappropriate to call him a rock star, how would he describe himself?

The Fox News Channel is the incarnation of a school of thought that the morally neutral practice of journalism is now inappropriate.

Yang Xiong, the executive vice mayor of Shanghai and a director of the executive committee for the Expo, has acknowledged the "practical limitations" that led to pajama wearing, but still insists it is now "inappropriate".

He maintains that the black power call to collective action based on exclusive black organizations is now inappropriate because of the economic and regional heterogeneity of the black population.

When signals overlap significantly in the time frequency domain, the time frequency detection of Section "Weak-sparseness-based time frequency detection for source recovery (multisource selection)" is now inappropriate.

The council said the current level of support – which will be £310,000 next year – was now "inappropriate in the current financial climate".

Providers of products and services can argue that they are merely offering useful information to people in need, but some promotional tactics that would have been acceptable in the marketing climate just six weeks ago are now inappropriate, said Jonah Bloom, the editor in chief of P.R. Week, a trade publication for public-relations executives.

Mr Collins told the BBC Ms Sharp's position in Australia was now "inappropriate".

But Andrew Collins, an advocate for abuse victims, said Dr Sharp's position in Australia was now "inappropriate" and she should resign "immediately".

Andrew Collins, an advocate for historical abuse survivors, said Ms Sharp should resign "immediately" from her current job because her position was now "inappropriate".