Sentence examples for rather inopportune from inspiring English sources

Maybe Nancy mentally checked out of the meeting with a little modern day doodling at a rather inopportune moment.

Especially the early termination of the German study was rather inopportune [ 5]: while this study performed best in the intervention group, with blood glucose levels closer to the upper limit of SGC than the other negative trials, the study protocol allowed for early termination because of safety.

The ICMJE recommendations are not cosmetic statements but substantial ones, and the vigorous exhortations made by outstanding authorities [ 51] are not mere intellectual exercises due to ingenious and inopportune methodologists, but rather they are very serious epistemological warnings.

One of my personal pet peeves is when people are inconvenienced by the news, as though their loved one should have checked on their availability rather than having the audacity to sound the red alert at an inopportune moment.

Many lesbians and gays feel that the Massachusetts ruling has come at a politically inopportune moment, that activists should have waited for a more favorable social climate rather than risk provoking new anti-gay legislation in response.

The timing may be inopportune.

Committed penalties at inopportune times.

It strikes at inopportune times.

"And it's coming at a really inopportune time".

The timing of the blizzard was especially inopportune for him.

The first was contemptible; the second was inopportune.