Sentence examples for for a more proper from inspiring English sources

Jolley offered to put Conant up in his open-air garage, for a more proper rest.

The idea that the world's next state is computed at any time step can be seen as a merely heuristic device, a "shortcut" for a more proper eternalist description in which the cell's states are once and for all "stuck" in their space-time position (we did this ourselves when describing the first picture in this section as the complete space-time evolution of a micro-universe).

Typically, the white husband abandons his Indian spouse and snatches her children for a more "proper" education.

They received near-universal acclaim for striking a more proper balance.

First, E. coli BL21 DE3) was identified as a more proper host for BT production through host screening.

In Ireland in the 1930s, no one stopped to find a more proper term for the boy that they all called – to his immense frustration – "Cripple Billy".

An experimentally validated determination of ΔCp allows a more proper use for the mechanistic understanding of protein denaturation and its follow-up reactions, avoiding pitfalls in the interpretation.

It's curious: Mr. Friedman has said that with this restaurant he wanted to make sure Ms. Bloomfield had a more proper showcase for her serious talent than she does at the Spotted Pig.

Therefore, a more proper distance for the space generated by the semidefinite positive matrices is the geodesic distance.

Second, while it is important for teachers to maintain neutrality to avoid influencing students' personal values regarding SSI, several scholars advocate that 'Committed Impartiality' would be a more proper role for teachers during SSI discourses (Kelly 1986; Kilinc et al. 2015).

The word "buffalo" was modified to "bison", by the commenter D4P on Jon Weisman's popular Dodgers blog, Dodger Thoughts, as it is a more proper term for the North American mammal to which the moniker refers.