Sentence examples for would only be appropriate from inspiring English sources

I made a comment a long time ago and said it would only be appropriate, back then, so not now, when we have the most horrendous and heinous crimes," she said.

The same tone was deployed in the emails with Michel, when Wilkes repeatedly rebuffs Michel's requests for a meeting, joking that it would only be appropriate "when a Google search of 'Vince Cable'Newsews International' and 'Sky' doesn't turn anything up!" This tallies with his own description of himself as someone who "generally" prefers "polite repartee to melodramatic trollery".

And as designers imagine the constructs of what's next, it would only be appropriate that their elimination is self-inflicted.

The research question we posited would only be appropriate for healthcare organisations that would have a use for the EHR.

Drawing valid causal conclusions concerning survival parameters would only be appropriate if treatment allocations were randomized and prospective.

Elective admissions constitute the minority of South African PICU admissions [ 10]; therefore a pre-admission consent model would only be appropriate or possible in specific research contexts.

But for the first public screening of "the definitive story" of the world's most famous Rastafarian – held in his home town of Kingston, Jamaica – it would surely only be appropriate to upgrade the flooring to red, gold and green.

Given the severity of the climate crisis, a comparable demand that our institutions dump stock from companies that are destroying the planet would not only be appropriate but effective.

Lowlicht: It is hard to recommend a managed futures contract to your readers because it would only be an appropriate recommendation for clients with certain parameters so let me first disclaim that this is not an investment recommendation but the names of two companies that are good within the managed futures space.

It was also clear that achieving the three out of the eight MDGs that concern health would only be possible if the appropriate human resources (HR) were in place.

Lynn Cook, a spokeswoman for Deloitte & Touche Canada, said only that "it wouldn't be appropriate for us to comment on speculation".