Sentence examples for arguably inappropriate from inspiring English sources

Again, this is arguably inappropriate under Delaware DGCL 141(a), which provides the board's of Delaware companies the full power to operate their company except as set forth in the certificate of incorporation.

Instead of paraphrasing, summarising or elaborating the main ideas from the sources, she presented the ideas with, arguably, inappropriate use of quotation.

This ridiculous assertion, made with a straight face (to the extent that Newt's face can be straight), is directly contradicted by Obama's nearly constant, arguably inappropriate, probably unconstitutional allusion to his own faith in his public utterances and actions.

Furthermore, adjustment for adult body size for variables, which are on the causal pathway between birth weight/childhood body size and MD/breast cancer risk, is arguably inappropriate and may lead to an artifactual statistical effect [ 44].

Furthermore, while there are social factors that do correlate with accepting evolution, such as religious affiliation and political views (Miller et al. 2006), it would arguably be inappropriate for teachers to set out to change such factors in the classroom.

The choice to report only one comparison is arguably an inappropriate way to simplify their findings; indeed, it ignores the data from 50% of the study participants.

In addition to such wholesome and silly offerings, many children have sampled some arguably age-inappropriate fare: the grisly violence of "Spider-Man," the high tedium of "Attack of the Clones," the self-referential whimsy of "Men in Black II" and the naughtiness of "Austin Powers in Goldmember," all of which have been heavily promoted to youths.

For one thing, countries like Benin are tarred with the brush of slavery when arguably this is inappropriate.

This inevitably adds a 'biomedical' slant to most global health practice, arguably leading to inappropriate interventions and repeated policy failure.

The panto piece was studded with "inappropriate" and arguably abusive language about the dwarfs, Blackhurst conceded, in a mea culpa that (in marked contrast to Ivens's) went almost unnoticed.

Arguably, the risk of inappropriate antibiotic therapy (no active molecule) will increase in case of use of a beta-lactam alone, and inappropriate therapy is usually associated with a poor prognosis.