Sentence examples for improper to describe from inspiring English sources

bias is improper to describe pulsed biasing, with deposition, resputtering and ion implantation all occurring simultaneously.

In the event that Mr. Obama appears to gain any further ground in the polls over the next week or so, it may well be improper to describe them as reflecting continued "momentum" from his convention, when the public's reaction to the Libya attacks may be responsible instead.

Then again, Mr. Lanzmann also argues that "Shoah" is not really a documentary, and that "Holocaust" is "a completely improper name" to describe the Nazis' extermination of six million Jews during World War II.

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

It was huge, Smoltz said, and added that it seemed improper to use that word to describe a game on April 17.

It was less clear from the President's remarks, however, whether he meant to describe judicial activism as inherently illegitimate, or whether he meant to say that only some instances of judicial activism are improper.

In order to avoid the improper cases described in Figure3b, we propose to hierarchically configure the MCPs when the MCP is to be configured with multiple CGs, e.g., MCPs 1, 2, and 3 of Table2.

This means that it is improper to use multinomial regression model which is used for describing the latter behavior to estimate the former case.

But is it improper to exercise oversight?

It would be improper to do so.

It's not improper to fill a flute pretty full".