Sentence examples for would inappropriate from inspiring English sources

Horace Williams, the district superintendent, said it would inappropriate for him to discuss the fate of the school board because they are his employers.

Asked what Mr. Collins or Walgreen had disclosed to city officials about the executive's misconduct, Melissa Stratton, a spokeswoman for the city's Law Department, said, "The investigation is being conducted by Walgreens on their own behalf, so it would inappropriate for the city to comment".

Asked whether the information had been handed over by MI5 and, if so, how long the agency had possessed the material, the Home Office said it would inappropriate to comment, on the grounds that the decision to halt the prosecution had been taken by the police and CPS.

"People are highly variable, and it would inappropriate to make generalizations," he said by phone.

It would inappropriate for her to weigh in on a process that began during her tenure as secretary of State, she argues.

"That would be inappropriate," he said.

To leave it untidy would be inappropriate.

But he thinks this would be inappropriate.

"Mark would make inappropriate comments publicly".

"A moral critique would be inappropriate.

A politically motivated pardon would be inappropriate.