Sentence examples for So improperly from inspiring English sources

Or would doing so improperly deprive people of their freedom?

If the party that came second in it were proved to have done so improperly, that would cast a dark stain on the whole process and only add to the already high level of cynicism among voters about their leaders.

Thus Rawls might simply mean to say that, while luck influences distributive shares under a just distribution, it does not do so improperly.

"We're targeting specific areas of the market, using "hedged" strategies that mitigate risk!" "We're taking outsized bets that require greater resources and expenses to earn you bigger returns!"  (Of course, some are alleged to have done so improperly and the largest managers have profited handsomely for themselves).  .

Properly ventilating not only the heat but the output gasses is a project on its own and doing so improperly will lead to property damage and/or death.

He claims Sallie Mae overcharged him, imposing hefty and unjustified fees; did not allow him to defer payments when he was entitled to do so and improperly accounted for periods when he did defer.

On the other hand, the current analysis gave very robust and unambiguous results after this correction, so any improperly lost variation would have had a minor contribution to the results.

Goldman disputes that it acted improperly, so it may be reluctant to settle any claims against it.

Both sides agree that the voting machine company set up one machine improperly, so that hundreds of votes were registered under blank spots on the ballot while some candidates received no votes.

If this distinction was maintained art would then be seen as the culmination of natural processes, and "science" (improperly so called) as merely a helpful means for achieving this end.

It is relatively easy to damage your spinal cord if you stretch improperly, so pay attention.