Sentence examples for it is inappropriate to make from inspiring English sources

It is inappropriate to make race and class an issue when Hurricane Katrina affected most acutely the poor of a city where nearly 63% of the population is black.

It is inappropriate to make conclusions and develop models based on in vivo (or cell culture) results with reference to in vitro measurements of antioxidant activity.

"How do they not see that it is inappropriate to make a woman's body an object to reference themselves against?" the five-foot-ten Vancouver native replies, laughing.

We agree that it is inappropriate to make claims regarding the variance of the tract length or to suggest knowledge of the rate of complex events.

As not all markers are shared between the male and female, it is inappropriate to make a direct comparison between corresponding linkage groups.

Needless to say, whereas this suggests that our variables help predict positive experience when that is the outcome variable of interest, it is inappropriate to make strong unilateral claims about causal direction on such data (see below).

In it, he quoted Bush as saying: "Some people think it's inappropriate to make moral judgements any more - not me".

After the commercial began running, some other advocates for breast cancer research criticized Ms. Barish, saying it was inappropriate to make the topic an issue in the primary.

"I honestly believe that it's inappropriate to make the implication that Senator Corzine purchased his seat," he said, furrowing his brow.

A spokesman for the league, which along with the Blue Square Bet North comprise the sixth tier of English football, added it was "inappropriate to make any comment at this stage of the investigation".

In situations in which it's inappropriate to made noise, or when the audience is primarily hearing-impaired or deaf, the general way of clapping is to raise your hands with your palms facing away from you, and to wiggle your fingers.