Sentence examples for both improper from inspiring English sources

John Bowe has said in a statement that he deeply regrets the tone and language used, which was "both improper and inappropriate".

Our guess is that that would be both improper and a tactical mistake.

The industry lobby argues that Healthy Maine Prescriptions and Maine Rx are both improper uses of Medicaid, the federal-state health program for poor people.

But Gordian Raacke, executive director of the Citizens Advisory Panel, a LIPA watchdog, said use of the $20 million to fill a budget gap was both improper and short-sighted.

Yet somehow it feels corny and cooked up, whereas beneath the silliness of "General Yen" there simmers an emotional truth, with the heroine half yielding to raptures that she knows to be both improper and doomed.

Both improper CTSB maturation and decreased cathepsin activities are likely to be responsible for the unexpected finding of no increase in cellular proteolysis despite activation of autophagy in the oxidatively stressed cultures.

The governing body had been expected to charge both with improper conduct, and the delicate nature of the situation was reflected in the FA's decision to release their verdict in the early evening.

Loss of metal and disruption of quaternary structure thus promote improper association both by destabilizing the protein and making higher energy conformations thermally accessible and by exposing regions of the protein most prone to forming these intermolecular interactions.

Easy internet access to NSs lacking in adequate medical information and strong scientific evidence is a matter of public health concern, mainly considering that a misleading information could lead to an improper prevention both in healthy people and people suffering from diabetes.

Although both acts seem improper, they also seem quite petty.

It claims the Commission relied on faulty facts and devised remedies that are both unworkable and improper.