Sentence examples for would be inopportune from inspiring English sources

It would be inopportune for them to take a public stance against gun violence.

The students and teachers have adapted well to the Lower East Side building, she said, and it would be "inopportune" to disrupt their daily patterns yet again.

That, said Mark Zandi, chief economist at Moody's Analytics, would be "particularly inopportune given that unemployment will likely still be in or near double digits, and more workers will have exhausted their benefits".

The timing may be inopportune.

Still, perhaps as well for his reputation: some untimely deaths may not be inopportune.

In Washington, the general opinion was that a world conference is inopportune, and that the first step toward success would be an agreement to end the armament race.

As well as wanting an emphasis on policy ideas, they also knew the timing was inopportune: a further move against Brown too early would be pointless – at that time key parliamentary movements such as the Kelly report into parliamentary expenses would derail the attempt.

Mr. Stoner said he was worried that if his number were listed, he would be inundated with unexpected or unwanted calls at inopportune moments.

While inopportune antipsychotic drug switching can cause adverse effects [ 25], it would be unlikely for these effects to result in hospitalization.

The first was contemptible; the second was inopportune.

On Wednesday, Valéry Giscard d'Estaing, the former French president, told Reuters: "Geithner's visit is inopportune.