Sentence examples for improper to be from inspiring English sources

Either it's improper, to be paying for her personal expenses, or they think it's important to their business, too".

A chain smoker who puffed on Raleighs between innings in the passageway from the clubhouse to the dugout, Weaver considered it improper to be friendly with his players lest his feelings impede his ability to make decisions about them.

"At least from a political point of view it is improper to be an antisemite, but it will be harder to change the wider mentality, despite the tragedy of the Shoah," says the 81-year-old, who also assimilated after the war to ensure her survival.

Is that a question improper to be asked?

It was considered improper to be seen in public without a hat or head covering during Renaissance times, so be sure to include one when making your costume.

"The moment you put two people in a conversation and no one else participates, it creates the potential for improper information to be communicated," Mr. Mayhew said.

Mark Watson, a former KPMG technical tax advice partner, repeatedly wrote e-mail messages denouncing several tax shelters as improper, only to be rebuffed by those above him.

But one New York investigator said the improper trading appeared to be "very widespread".

"But the legal process has to run its course, and it's improper for him to be involved at all".

There's a fundamental assumption in the entire report that illegal and improper interrogations continue to be conducted".

Improper localization appeared to be caused by transient, non-lethal, rupture of the nuclear envelope.