Sentence examples for suitable time to from inspiring English sources
"That might be a suitable time to stop for lunch," said Prentice.
The idea for a Festival of the North East, celebrating all things connected with the region, has been around for some time; the question has been finding a suitable time to hold it.
To that end, I have reminded all our commissioning editors to ask authors to go below the line, and to liaise with them to find a suitable time to publish each article so that this is more likely to happen.
I agreed to publish the book, but I wished to publish the book after [the 20th anniversary of the crackdown on pro-democracy demonstrations on] June 4th, to find a more suitable time to publish the book.
Describing Britain an "exceptionally important partner", he acknowledged it needed "some time to bring its own ranks into line" and that a suitable time to begin the exit process would be in the autumn.
This might be a suitable time to find out why the UK government was so determined in the security council that Dallaire's UN peacekeepers be withdrawn from Rwanda, leaving behind a "token force" in order to "appease public opinion" – not to protect civilians but to try to negotiate a ceasefire in the civil war.
Compared with the binary case, deriving the analytic joint distribution of Cohen's kappa statistic and a suitable time-to-event test statistic is less feasible.
Suitable times to recommend the use of HeLP-Diabetes may include at annual diabetes reviews and when a patient is newly diagnosed.
Be receptive to appropriate gestures of physical contact, and choose suitable times to freely embrace your loved ones.
Some suitable times to do that would be after class, during lunch, or before or after school.
Arguably, when a team prepares for competition at one altitude but has to contest games at various altitudes during the tournament (eg, 1986 and 2010 FIFA World Cups), without a suitable time period to readjust to the biomechanical constraints, the coach may need to make tactical changes.
