Sentence examples for improper site from inspiring English sources

Despite considerable success, the program has been plagued by such problems as improper site selection, environmental deterioration, migrant adjustment, land conflicts, and inadequate financing.

The result showed that the principal contributors were: (1) improper site co-ordination and management of the electrical and mechanical installations, (2) lack of timely decision making of the client, and (3) defects identified during the fire services inspection by local authorities.

Due to this improper siting criteria, environmental and health problems have risen from old landfills that are located in residential areas.

However, decentralised wastewater treatment is not without its share of challenges resulting from choice of inappropriate technology, improper siting of infrastructure, in adherence to correct design concepts and lack of proper maintenance (Omenka 2010; Libralato et al. 2012).

Larger trocar size and improper port site sheath closure are considered to be the most important predisposing factors.

And, "All documents relating to any allegations of harm to human health or the environment caused by hydraulic fracturing at your wells, including from improper on-site storage or spills of fluids recovered from your wells; improper on- or off-site disposal or discharge of recovered fluids; and contamination of drinking water".

Occasionally trucks are seen lifting the waste from the crushing site for improper disposal into the environment.

Per se, improperly modelling constant sites probably does not lead to biased phylogenetic estimations; however underestimating the evolutionary rate of some fast-evolving sites (and this may be a by-product of improper modelling of constant sites) will lead to an underestimation of the convergence probability.

White House officials said there was nothing improper about the off-site meetings.

If enacted, it could be used, for example, to force search engines to stop linking to sites deemed improper.

It is commonly detected in drinking water supplies and waste sites from improper disposal from industrial operations and small businesses [ 1, 2].