Sentence examples for became improper from inspiring English sources

She became "improper" and "unseemly".

"There may be a risk [that] the relationship between the police chief and the elected official becomes improper.

By setting some limits to mark where tax avoidance becomes improper, the I.R.S. hopes to discourage tax shelters and make it easier to find those who use them anyway.

This is because unequal QoS makes the interference among the users more heterogeneous, such that equal bit allocation becomes more improper.

Janus, based in Denver, was eager to get the investigation behind it, analysts said, after losing billions of dollars in assets since the improper trading became public in September.

The S.E.C. said in its filing that the amount to be paid by Putnam should be weighed against the amount of assets investors have pulled from the fund company since the improper trading became public.

Mill workers in England became increasingly disenchanted with improper practices by factory owners, long working hours and unsatisfactory conditions.

He noted that the municipal government had at times provided chemical pesticides for use, but that their use became perilous because of improper training.

The majority opinion is an echo, he continued, of Lochner v. New York, a 1905 decision that struck down a New York work-hours law and has become shorthand for improper interference with matters properly left to legislatures.

Its solution may even become indeterminate and improper initialization, in fact, often deteriorates estimate quality.

For higher value of Ip, gap conditions may become unstable with improper combination of Ton, Toff or other parameter settings.