Sentence examples for Morally improper from inspiring English sources
"Something morally improper might have occurred, but nothing illegal," Mr. Falbo said.
Khudyakov's demand to replace the morally improper hundred-ruble bill is not likely to succeed, either, but his attack drew new attention to the sculpture of Apollo on the Bolshoi Theatre.
Better still, as he suggested in a letter to the Russian Central Bank, remove the morally improper bills from circulation and replace them with ones bearing an image of Crimea, annexed by Russia in March.
The GOP used Whitewater, which cost the public millions, to tie up Clinton's administration as much as possible, and to set up the springboard to motivate their religious right wing base with accusations that Clinton was morally improper on a wide variety of fronts.
Therefore, abortion is morally wrong.
Also, it's morally wrong.
(Today any disclosure about Plans is voluntary, limited, and irregular at best). Disclosure of even limited information about an insider's Plan could expose the insider's trades to hindsight scrutiny in light of post-trade corporate disclosures that might suggest there had been inappropriate (that is, morally if not legally improper) influence over the timing of disclosures.
Morally, double depositing is improper and dishonest.
