Sentence examples for be considered improper for from inspiring English sources
Since smoking is prohibited by some parents, and may be considered improper for women (Do Hong Ngoc 1995[ 46]), it is likely that there is some underreporting of cigarette and tobacco use among women, as well as youth.
Miss Anscombe, who did not like to be called Mrs. Geach, smoked cigars, wore trousers when they were considered improper for women and was said sometimes to eat beans from a tin can while lecturing.
It being considered improper for a peer to interfere in a Commons election, there was considerable controversy, and the Government sent Ernest to Europe as an observer to accompany Hanoverian troops, which were again engaged in war against France.
In North America, the "rule" which must be learnt is that it is considered improper for a more junior trainee to answer a question directed at a more senior trainee.
The participants also mentioned that persons with dementia sometimes behave in ways that may be considered improper.
Some dialects of English use grammar that might be considered "improper".
But the invitation list is considered government property and it is considered improper to use it for political purposes.
It's considered improper to admit them into history.
Such trading, known as market timing -- which is considered improper but is not illegal -- often uses portfolio information that is not available to other shareholders, and the frequent trading increases costs for other investors.
For these problems that are critical to WSNs with limited resources, the range-based schemes are considered improper solutions to the localization problem in WSNs.
