Sentence examples for as highly improper from inspiring English sources

"I would not describe it as highly improper".

"We think it is highly improper if, as reported, the president of Harvard has been expressing to members of the faculty his 'deep dissatisfaction' with the dean of arts and sciences.

The meeting that Stewart writes never took place was highly improper.

And, in fact, Eriksson told me, a C.I.D. man attending the sessions assured him that this was highly improper.

"Highly improper and a blatant conflict of interest," Mr. Markowitz and Mr. Hansen wrote of Mr. DiFrancesco's action.

After all, it would be HIGHLY improper for a sitting president to use his position to order intrusive actions against individual citizens solely for vindictive purposes.

Indeed, if these donations resulted in direct benefits to individuals, it would be highly improper.

During his cross-examination of Officer Chris Serino last Monday, Mark O'Mara, George Zimmerman's lawyer, asked Serino a highly improper question.

It is unheard of, and highly improper, for a prosecutor to hire 'experts' to try to exonerate the targets of a grand jury investigation".

"This is highly improper," White protested to Dabney, noting that he learned from the media that Lohan had chosen the Newport Beach facility.

"This is highly improper," White protested to Dabney, noting that he learned from the media that Lohan had chosen a different rehab facility.