Sentence examples for improperly assessed from inspiring English sources
We improperly assessed where we were as a franchise.
One possibility, he said, is that one of the buildings was improperly assessed years ago, and the error has never been rectified either because the city simply failed to rectify it or because legal limits on the amount that tax assessments can be increased made it impossible for the city to increase the assessment sufficiently.
Third, one might argue that the relative merits of the miraculous and non-miraculous explanations have been improperly assessed and that, rightly considered, one or more of the non-miraculous explanations is actually preferable as an explanation of the facts in question.
Nevertheless, the movement for civil service reform continued to chip away at Conkling's patronage machine; in 1874 Custom House employees were found to have improperly assessed fines against an importing company, and Congress reacted, repealing the moiety system and putting the staff, including Arthur, on regular salary.
In November 1998, the chairman of Enron Oil & Gas, which at the time was majority-owned by Enron but is now a separate public company called EOG Resources, complained to Mr. Bush that the state comptroller was improperly assessing the company about $415,000 in crude-oil production taxes.
Improperly assessing a situation can screw you over, big time.
He said the budget drastically cut his department's request and improperly shifted assessing functions and employees to the Assessment Review Commission, a separate agency that Mr. Suozzi appoints.
The development of visceral obesity may therefore not always be detected in animals exposed to repeated stress because a) visceral versus non-visceral fat depots remain unclearly defined; b) body fat distribution is assessed inconsistently or improperly and/or c) the lack of standardization with regard to the palatability of the diet.
An accountant who reviewed a partial loan history at the request of iWatch News said that the servicer appears to have improperly paid itself $601 for fees it had assessed on one occasion and $45 on three other dates.
In addition, some of the independent variables were assessed with single questions, for example treatment adherence and difficulties of follow up adherence to their clinic appointments that may lead some patients to respond improperly.
At this point, after 30 60 J m−2 UVC, the Fhit-positive cells are correctly assessed as harbouring unrepaired DNA that triggers apoptosis, while the similarly treated Fhit-negative cells go through mitosis and back into G1, still carrying improperly repaired or unrepaired DNA lesions, as suggested by the higher mutation rate of the Fhit −/− UV survivors.
