Sentence examples for is perhaps inappropriate from inspiring English sources

While it is perhaps inappropriate to describe the very grounded, down-to-earth Mills as on top of the world, the point guard's future is certainly positive.

Although the sale does not require legislation, and so could be enacted by the minority government, the government shows no stomach for doing so.Another disappointment though the word is perhaps inappropriate, since no one ever expected a Congress government to have the necessary courage is the failure even to attempt to do anything about the mountain of subsidies that distort the Indian economy.

Given these doubts, it is perhaps inappropriate to consider this paper as a validation, but rather as an interesting study which uses some of the CEFR vocabulary descriptors to explore whether experienced Chinese teachers of English at college level can agree on the levels at which the descriptors set in the CECR are suitable for scaling vocabulary in the CSE.

However, the subdivision of perceived efficacy into categories of response and self efficacy is perhaps inappropriate – people would not consider themselves capable of performing an action without the means to do it [ 29].

We have noted that FPG values at the first prenatal visit have implications for GDM diagnosis at 24 28 weeks and also that FPG in pregnancy has a downward trend, so using 5.10 mmol/L in the first prenatal visit as the diagnostic cut point for GDM as suggested by IADPSG is perhaps inappropriate.

The complexity of such music was perhaps inappropriate to outdoor theatrical performance and above the heads of most of Shakespeare's audience.

The judge Mr Justice McFarland said the advice given to the woman about the pills had been delivered "without knowledge of her background, and details were perhaps inappropriate".

When the man filed a complaint to the diocese, the report said, he was told that the embrace was an "Italianate gesture" the bishop had picked up living in Rome, and that while it was perhaps inappropriate, it did not merit reporting to the Vatican.

Bernard et al. (2009) argue direct comparisons of learning-centred interactions and communications between face-to-face and online environments are perhaps inappropriate at best, and misleading at worse, given the perceived change in effective teaching styles afforded by technology.

For the rare cases in which it was perhaps inappropriate, the cost of understanding, capturing and implementing a differentiated policy on archiving was higher than any potential gain in efficiency for the archive.

Kathy works in the acute setting and others, such as Martha noted that in this environment, the timing for promoting self-management was perhaps inappropriate given the competing pressures.