Sentence examples for now be appropriate from inspiring English sources
It might now be appropriate for us to acknowledge him as chronicler of life as he saw it 450 years ago and leave it at that.
"In light of the information contained in the May 12 letter and any other pertinent developments, would it now be appropriate to submit written questions to any of the enemy combatant witnesses?" the court said in listing the questions it wanted answered.
"In view of the growing number of relevant questions that have arisen and cast doubt on the conclusions reached by Lord Hutton, I believe it would now be appropriate for a full inquest to be held," he told the Mail on Sunday.
Would it not now be appropriate for Tony Blair to institute a new award called the Order of Dodgy Loans, thus not only encouraging transparency but ensuring his legacy?Michael ThomsonTrouville, FranceA fan of AynSIR – Davide Mozza misses the point of Ayn Rand's objectivism (Letters, April 8th).
Yes, President Obama addressing America from the Oval Office á la "Julius" citing Ezekiel 25:17 wouldn't only be cool, it would now be appropriate.
The sense of a common purpose, and of suffering borne in common, which has so often and so fraudulently been invoked in the rhetoric of the political right since the financial crisis must now be appropriated and given real meaning.
Do you believe the parents' request to discontinue the feeding tube now is appropriate?" "I do, sir," Dr. Davis said.
When the market froze up, some developers got caught, and they've been sort of paralyzed while they figure out what pricing now is appropriate and workable".
"I think the voluntary exchange program for us right now was appropriate with the limited window that we had coming into this event weekend," track president Joie Chitwood said.
So your point of view is that the funding level right now is appropriate but it's not being used in the right way? A. I think in many of our urban districts we're wasting a lot of money, not because what we're trying to achieve is a waste but because we're not being effective.
It is a question that has now been appropriated by revisionist historians including Roberts and Ferguson.
