Sentence examples for but inappropriately from inspiring English sources

Others with this nasty untreatable neurological condition, which can suddenly strike later in life, both tic and speak, or yelp, involuntarily; and others do so not just involuntarily but inappropriately; but all are different.

This means that it is possible for this protection to operate correctly but inappropriately.

Moreover, because Congress conducts appropriations for SSA as part of overall appropriations for Labor and Health and Human Services programs (aka Labor-HHS), SSA essentially, but inappropriately, "competes" head-to-head with NIH and other important agencies and programs.

Each item was scored as "performed appropriately", "not performed", or "performed but inappropriately" for each point.

Furthermore, they may fully capture but inappropriately pathologize diabetes distress and depressive symptoms.

A statistical prediction model can be a powerful tool for evaluating trauma care, but inappropriately applied, it may result in misleading evaluations.

It was designed only for knight-service tenures but was inappropriately extended to all land.

The 57 others either did not know of the benefits or had applied but been inappropriately turned down, the society said.

But Alliss inappropriately compared the rarity of "great Jewish cricketers" to the number of shots that the deliberate Langer has made "in haste".

In The Devil's Dictionary (1906), the American writer Ambrose Bierce cynically (but not inappropriately) defined the conservative as "a statesman who is enamored of existing evils, as distinguished from the Liberal, who wishes to replace them with others".

The 3.6 is a guttural, vocal motor, which suits the mood in a Camaro or a Cadillac ATS but seems inappropriately aggressive in a family vehicle like a Chevy Traverse.