Sentence examples for how improper from inspiring English sources

The recent debate over the safety of certain antidepressants (front page, Aug. 7) should take into consideration how improper diagnosis may affect outcome.

The cases come out of bankruptcy courts in Delaware, Louisiana and New York, and each one shows how improper, undisclosed or questionable fees unfairly penalize borrowers already struggling with mortgage debt or bankruptcy.

Those words should have raised red flags on how improper derivative contracts could easily simulate a massive underground gambling house.

Setting aside how improper her arrest was to begin with, the only reason she was still locked up was her inability to post bond.

(In fact, as an indication of how improper this accounting was, Giuliani successor Mike Bloomberg returned to the procedures followed by Koch and Dinkins and paid for NYPD expenses out of the NYPD budget).

7– 11 The infamous Tuskegee syphilis study chillingly demonstrates how improper exposure to risk and consent violations can harm participants and negatively impact trust in clinical research.

But use the rest of the letter to stress how the improper actions of one person do not erase the larger value of the center and that their support is now infinitely more important than it has ever been before.

The committee heard how players received improper benefits from a tattoo-shop owner and how the team's former coach, Jim Tressel, learned of those N.C.A.A. violations and covered them up.

Given what we know about their questionable practices — how they larded improper fees on struggling homeowners, for example, and forced people to buy home insurance at three times market rates — restoring confidence in these firms will take some doing.

They also do not know how long the improper practices were in place, and so were recommending that anyone who had ever been treated by Dr. Harrington be tested.

Mr. Zucker said that there was nothing improper in how Mr. Silverman dealt with Reveille.