Sentence examples for when it would be appropriate from inspiring English sources

I wondered when it would be appropriate to ask.

"We are discussing when it would be appropriate to go.

One issue, he said, was when it would be appropriate to trade after such devastation.

I can't think of very many occasions when it would be appropriate to criticize some individual in public.

"I don't know," Low said, when asked when it would be appropriate to start playing his younger players, if only for the sake of experience.

In his concurring opinion in the Citizens United campaign-finance case, Roberts presented his argument for when it would be appropriate to cast aside precedent: following it is not an "inexorable command" or "mechanical formula of adherence to the latest decision".

"Floss is of little value unless the spaces between your teeth are too tight for the interdental brushes to fit without hurting or causing harm". US National Institutes of Health dentist Tim Iafolla said when purely looking at the science "it would be appropriate to drop the floss guidelines".

Those who knew that the brake should not be pulled in most situations seemed at a loss to explain when exactly it would be appropriate.

The debate, sponsored by the university's Bioethics Forum, focused on two main issues: when, if ever, it would be appropriate to kill a disabled infant, and the relative worth of living with a profound disability.

But we have not scheduled dates for engineering or science flights, as it is contingent on a governance process, including the appointment of an independent advisory committee, that will help us determine when and if it would be appropriate to conduct the experiment.

When asked if it would be appropriate for refugees to be settled in Cambodia, Abbott replied: "We're very pleased to have been getting the support from PNG and Nauru that we've had and we look forward to further support from other countries in our region, including Cambodia".