Sentence examples for improper moment from inspiring English sources

Refusing to have a political conversation about climate change now is akin to the insistence that the aftermath of a mass shooting is somehow an improper moment to talk about America's gun laws.

Mechanical factors mostly depend on inappropriate mud weight (too light or too heavy) and improper drilling methods (drilling extent, pipes' moment and vibration, and lifting pipes up and down), whereas chemical factors are dramatically influenced by drilling mud, that is to say, improper mud and insufficient inhibitors.

He says After he was charged with improper conduct: "You are caught up in the moment and for a few seconds you can go bananas.

This is the first study to examine the association between proper and improper transfer skills and the resulting forces and moments imparted on the upper limb joints during the transfer process.

Intuitively, the configuration of Fig. 8 cannot realize a positive resultant moment around the Z-axis, so appears improper.

So naturally, after David and I had exchanged greetings – hadn't seen him for ages – I told him an improper story.I felt it my duty to supply a moment of relief in a demanding day.

Infections can result from either bacterial contamination at the moment of injury, or can occur later due to improper management.

At this moment we are not certain of the mechanisms underlying this improper maturation of CTSB and why the processing of CTSD is not affected.

Below is a roundup of 23 moments that best encapsulate J.Law's down-to-earth and improper nature.

"Mr York obtained leverage in the negotiations," the judge noted, "by lending to the club and then, at critical moments, threatening to call in his loans". However, the judge found nothing improper with that agreement.

- Let's all lighten up for a moment by looking at this old church booklet called "Perverted Distorted Sex" and laugh at the improper punctuation on the front cover.