Sentence examples for but improperly from inspiring English sources

But improperly applied products will not work.

But improperly managed compost heaps produce methane, too.

"The indictment focuses on just two instances in which Mr. Rajaratnam is said to have traded on inside information he supposedly received from Mr. Gupta, but improperly uses those instances to create five purportedly separate substantive securities charges".

Making bad bets on European sovereign debt — like making bad bets on United States mortgage-backed securities — isn't a crime, but improperly transferring segregated customer assets is a potential criminal violation of the securities laws and a relatively straightforward one at that.

Loosely following Locke's distinctions, Clarke argues that there are three kinds of properties: those that inhere in the substance (real properties), those that are commonly but improperly believed to reside in the substance (secondary qualities), and "merely abstract names to express the effects" of material substances or systems (CC 56 58).

We cannot rule out that there might still be some PDF rhythm after Shaw over-expression, and possibly still residual, but improperly phased rhythms in flies with reduced Shaw.

Stone can connect parts of the landscape, but an improperly constructed patio (one with the wrong grade, or one that cracks) can cause water damage to the house.

These clearly partisan groups should have been tightly regulated as political action committees, but they improperly claimed exemption under the tax code as simpler advocacy organizations.

Still, the court is the first to note that irregularities are not a measure of waste or fraud, but of improperly allocated funds (perhaps caused by error or incompetence).

But an "improperly formed component" could allow the door to open even if the child safety lock was engaged, according to a letter dated Monday that Ford sent to the safety agency.

Allen and Daub made $18 million in loans but also improperly used $7 million for their own expenses, according to authorities.