Sentence examples for improper terms from inspiring English sources

4) The authors should avoid improper terms about time-dependent effects.

And it concerns me that we are so inaccurate or -- inaccurate is an improper term -- inconsistent in terms of our application of the logic.

An improper term was used to describe the lingering symptoms experienced by some people with Lyme.

Moreover, the groundwater quality map shows that the quality of groundwater is improper in terms of potable water quality standards of Iran in the most of the studied area.

The complaints come after charges in October by NASD, which accused Mr. Eberhard of improper short-term trading of mutual funds to increase commissions.

The agency had charged Putnam with securities fraud for allowing two portfolio managers in recent years to engage in allegedly improper short-term trading of fund shares for their own enrichment and to the potential detriment of other investors in the funds.

But I have no reason to believe that these were improper motives, in terms of the basis of the recommendations.

Therefore it is improper - in Koranic terms - to argue that God speaks Arabic or any other language.

The use of improper and/or imprecise terms has the potential to both generate and reinforce prejudices and to diminish the clinical value of the research.

The case is called a proper transfer function, and is termed improper.

Our reforms will assure that improper employee short-term trading cannot occur at Putnam.