Sentence examples for more appropriate to ask from inspiring English sources

In hindsight, it might have been more appropriate to ask the manager about his own position.

It might be more appropriate to ask: why was this not achieved before?

It is a perennial question; although these days it might be more appropriate to ask, what isn't?

A Queensland Ambulance Service spokesman told the Courier: "Often it is more appropriate to ask a question that's relevant to other current events or within the 'lifestyle' of the patient attended".

However, in most cases, rather than evaluating whether a model is right or wrong, it is more appropriate to ask whether the model is useful.

Trump: Very true, but in this case (for the creators of said derivatives and most developers) I think it's more appropriate to ask if you would eat the one apple that seemed OK in a barrel of spoiled apples.

"At a time of rising inequality in income and wealth," Mr. Kreisberg said, "it is appropriate to ask those who make more to bear a greater burden".

Dr. Sullivan was not suggesting legal restrictions on such advertising, but, he said, it was appropriate "to ask the food industry and advertisers to act more responsibly".

Second, the QOL questionnaire included a few sensitive questions about sexuality and intimate relationships which were deemed more appropriate to be asked over the phone as compared to face-to-face interviews.

I wondered when it would be appropriate to ask.

"Is it appropriate to ask for a selfie with him?" she asked fellow travellers.