Sentence examples for give inappropriate from inspiring English sources

When donors give inappropriate clothing -- perhaps thinking, Well, if they don't have anything to wear, Dress for Success redonates it, she said, to the Salvation Army.

For example, if a dietitian is not aware of the cultural differences around food, he or she may give inappropriate dietary advice.

In order not to give inappropriate weight to this particular dataset, only the most recent study was included in the meta-analysis, leaving four studies.

But the same technology could also make things worse, if it is unable to understand callers or gives inappropriate responses.

Acorn has fired the employees caught giving inappropriate advice in the videos and hired Scott Harshbarger, a former Massachusetts attorney general, to oversee the review.

Officials say the College Board gave inappropriate discounts to colleges that promoted its services, effectively directing students to loans that were not their best or least-expensive options.

Eight of the NHS and five of the 10 private dentists gave inappropriate advice and some missed the need for essential treatment.

As a consequence, patients are given inappropriate drugs which can promote drug-resistance among nasty bugs or, even worse, are not treated at all.

Policy experts at Mind say Iain Duncan Smith's new programme could lead to a "sausage factory" approach in Jobcentres where ill people are deemed "fit-to-work until proven otherwise" and given inappropriate instructions backed by the threat of sanctions.

At issue is whether Bristol-Myers gave inappropriate incentives to wholesalers to take stock in order to enable it to meet its 2001 sales targets.Elan, another pharmaceutical company, is now also facing irate investors and with more justification.

When we assume that "normal" people need "time to heal," or discourage individuals from making any decisions until a year or more after a loss, as some grief counselors do, we may be giving inappropriate advice.