Sentence examples for it is perhaps appropriate from inspiring English sources

However, at this stage, given the lack of certainty around the total sample size (and its distribution), it is perhaps appropriate to highlight that the method of analysis will involve fitting between group, repeated measures models with two levels of treatment variable (intervention group, control group) and three time points (T0, T1, T2) to the primary and secondary outcome measures.

So it is perhaps appropriate that a quick landing — Capt.

"It is perhaps appropriate that I speak last, because I am the oldest," Helen said.

It is perhaps appropriate for a play about embracing the future that a fresh-faced young actor quietly wrests the spotlight from two daunting veterans.

But it is perhaps appropriate that the final image captured by Voyager, the image for which the mission is best remembered, was of ourselves.

With the seemingly endless list of injuries that have affected the Mets, it is perhaps appropriate that Santana is aching, too.

Despite Britten's refined taste in poetry, and nonpareil soloists in Mark Padmore, Sarah Connolly and Susan Gritton, this piece can seem reluctant to shed its initial bleakness; so it was perhaps appropriate that the descant of 'Sumer is icumen in' from the Tiffin Boys Choirr could scarcely be heard through the chorus's relieved emergence from its hibernation.

It's perhaps appropriate for someone whose subject is so often human stupidity, his own included.

It's perhaps appropriate that a film about skin should ultimately feel superficial.

The contradiction was never quite resolved, but it was perhaps appropriate that one of the last decisions taken on Duncan's watch was to axe Big Brother last month.

So it was perhaps appropriate that the question of whether to perform the work became a contentious one for the national youth symphony in this Central Asian country.