Sentence examples for improperly because from inspiring English sources

But in many cases, wounded troops are acquiring drugs improperly because their own prescriptions seem ineffective, experts say.

By Nasdaq's own admission, 30 million Facebook shares were executed improperly because of technical flaws on the exchange, the largest such problem the exchange has experienced.

Rambus was accused of acting improperly because it did not reveal that it had applied for patents that would be more valuable if suggestions it backed were adopted.

But the I.R.S. has said that from 27percenttoto nearly 32percentt of last year's claims were filed improperly, because of either fraud or honest mistakes.

A private citizen cannot be asked to prove that an agency has withheld information improperly because he will now know the reasons for the agency action.' Id., at 9, U.S.Code Cong.

But the home secretary effectively undermined Clark's central claim that he had not acted improperly because the extra measures, including lighter checks on non-EU nationals, had been in place since 2008-09.

The reason that Portland stone did not last, Mr. Kalinowski and others say, was either because it was installed improperly, or because bad stone was used.

I'm perhaps improperly impartial because I'm quoted inside the back cover with enthusiastic praise of the first edition.

Judge Sweet, however, ruled that the patents were "improperly granted" because they involved a "law of nature".

The lawsuit also alleges that a few thousand new voters were improperly disqualified because election officials did not follow federal guidelines in seeking to verify their home addresses.

Judge Glanville ruled that Mr. Jones's class-action complaint had been improperly filed because, among other reasons, it lacked signatures from the two patients listed as plaintiffs.