Sentence examples for but it was improperly from inspiring English sources

According to Martha E. Stark, the finance commissioner, that bill was originally intended to apply to co-op sales as well, but it was improperly worded so that it did not include co-ops, which are traded as shares in a corporation rather than as real property.

He bought an oil-fueled generator two years ago, but he said it was improperly installed and ventilated.

In the argument over the derelict house, one incontrovertible fact emerges: it was improperly purchased by the Bedford Hills group.

This implied that, in Rab11a's absence, TLR9 was consistently transported into a certain compartment where it was improperly processed.

"The constitutional authority to stop someone and, if appropriate, frisk them is a valuable investigative and officer safety tool in individual interactions, but when it is improperly implemented it can increase community hostility in a way that undermines effective policing".

In other words, saving is out of step with the requirements of the economy; it is improperly distributed over time.

Thus, this sludge constitutes a potentially hazardous waste when it is improperly disposed.

Many studio executives and screenplay writers will throw your script out after the first sentence if it is improperly formatted.

But it wasn't just Fielding who behaved improperly, Coneybeer writes.

"But it's because they're improperly used; a letter opener can be dangerous if you don't use it right," he said.

It recounts an early consideration of whether to oust him that was dropped, before Mr. Perez arrived, but says he was improperly cut out of deliberations.