Sentence examples for more appropriate if from inspiring English sources

It would be more appropriate if Mr. Levy became obsessed with enforcing these laws.

It would have been more appropriate if I had been the indignant one.

You would be advised it would more appropriate if you leave the area for the foreseeable future".

The latter are more appropriate if you think you will need to get your hands on some of the money.

It might be more appropriate if she sang Santa Baby, with its demands for "a sable", "a '54 convertible", "a yacht" and "the deed to a platinum mine".

Turner feels it might be more appropriate if she was "playing sitar music to her in her cot, mastering pakoras and serving them dressed in a sari".

Shelagh Whitley, a research fellow at the Overseas Development Institute, called it an "historic day" but said 2020 was a more appropriate date if governments were serious about their commitments to the global climate deal agreed in Paris in December.

Something comparable with school holidays would be more appropriate, and if a decent job could be done in two years, that could save enough money to pay for the rest.

It would be nice if some black artists were working in it, too (and maybe, unlike John, a black artist would have fought to keep his bronzes), but it would be no more "appropriate" — not if you happen to believe that an artist can't accept somebody else's tradition and make it his own, make it something new, make it truly "multicultural".

In keeping with crypto's purely market-based structure, non-governmental oversight seems more appropriate, especially if the market provides enough incentive for competing analyses.

In such cases, the system changes the estimated pattern from the initial middle curve to a more appropriate one if the deviation exceeds five minutes.