Sentence examples for and the inappropriateness of from inspiring English sources

I think we have heard enough about the sanctity of a Notre Dame degree, and the inappropriateness of awarding such a degree to President Obama, because of his stance on abortion, without considering the potential desecration of that degree by others who receive it.

Respondents criticised slow progress, weak governance by the Nursing Council and the Department of Health, limited planning for implementation, and the inappropriateness of the proposals for South Africa.

Respondents criticised slow progress, weak governance by the SANC and the Department of Health, limited planning for implementation, and the inappropriateness of the proposals for South Africa (12).

These students missed the idea that purpose of the mutant group discussions was to illustrate the inherent variability of scientific data and the inappropriateness of drawing conclusions based on one replicate of one experiment.

The nurses in this study who had had undertaken a distance education certificate identified as challenges, the lack of supervised clinical training, difficulties in accessing the technology, and the inappropriateness of the content and delivery method to the local setting.

Much criticism of research governance has focused on long delays in obtaining ethical approvals, restrictions imposed on study conduct, and the inappropriateness of evaluating qualitative studies within the methodological and risk assessment frameworks applied to biomedical and clinical research.

The unchanging repetition of the signal facilitates this recognition and confirms the inappropriateness of deploying further attention upon the signal.

Mr. Goodman said that he was "struck by the graciousness of the invitation" to be a surrogate speaker for Mrs. Clinton, "and by the inappropriateness of sending it to the Republican county chairman in Manhattan".

It owes its popularity to the three-volume work La Réforme Grégorienne (1924 37) by Augustin Fliche, which placed the activities of Gregory VII in the context of church reform and emphasized the inappropriateness of the commonly used term investiture controversy as a description of the spiritual and intellectual reform movement of the second half of the 11th century.

They seem oblivious to their surroundings and to the inappropriateness of their speech.

A pioneering study in Taiwan by Hsu et al. [ 10] pointed out the unfairness of using crude CS rates as a means of comparing hospital performance within the Taipei Municipal Hospital System, and also the inappropriateness of drawing conclusions based on crude rates on the link between hospital practice patterns and quality of care.