Sentence examples for applied inappropriately from inspiring English sources

Back in 2006, the Library decided that copyright was being applied inappropriately to mobile phones and granted owners exemption to certain aspects of the law.

However, when ventilation is applied inappropriately, it poses a substantial risk to patient safety.

When applied inappropriately, crossover designs have serious problems that might adversely influence and invalidate their results.

The techniques used to predict deflection and the on-set of cracking in conventionally reinforced concrete slabs (Gilbert 1999; Gilbert and Ranzi 2011) are often applied inappropriately.

He told MPs that if the criteria were applied inappropriately, the UK would "almost certainly face judicial challenge from companies who felt they had been disadvantaged".

And, applied inappropriately, they are ultimately counterproductive," Holder said.

Great care should be taken not to apply inappropriately restrictive criteria in carrying out these classifications.

He cited three other federal cases — one in Florida and two in Louisiana — in which Wells improperly collected money from borrowers, applied payments inappropriately, overcharged borrowers or failed to keep accurate records.

In such populations, the term 'prevention' is applied somewhat inappropriately to large numbers of people who are already ill (Commission on Social Determinants of Health, 2008; Marmot et al., 2010).

These findings strongly suggest that the relative inability of ALA-esters to induce porphyrin accumulation in tumour tissue compared to ALA was not the result of the esters being applied at inappropriately high concentrations.

The letter said the motion undermined the principle of equality by applying it "inappropriately".