Sentence examples for improperly described from inspiring English sources

OPINION An editorial on Saturday of endorsements for the June 26 primaries improperly described the new 13th Congressional district of New York.

Moreover, a model that considers the reaction as instantaneous is proposed; the aim of the model is to demonstrate how the systems where organic liquids are involved are improperly described with the mass transfer coefficients which can be found in the literature.

In the realm of Big Data, these are rare and often with limited value because the data may be incomplete, poorly described, improperly collected, outdated or heavily redacted.

The Internal Revenue Service IRSS) has been pursuing Renaissance for $6.8bn in federal taxes that it was accused of improperly avoiding through practices described as "abuses" in a 2014 investigation by a Senate committee.

Casson was particularly criticized during two House hearings for his continued denials of any link among retired players between injuries sustained in professional football and heightened rates of dementia, and for his leading a study of league retirees that outside experts described as improperly designed.

On July 31, Wyden, backed by Udall, vaguely warned other senators in a floor speech that the NSA and the director of national intelligence were substantively misleading legislators by describing improperly collected data as a matter of innocent and anodyne human or technical errors.

The appearances are likely to deepen scrutiny of the links — described by critics as improperly close — between Mr. Murdoch's media empire and Mr. Cameron's government.

The appearances are likely to deepen scrutiny of the links — described by critics as improperly cozy — between Mr. Murdoch's media empire and Mr. Cameron's government.

The Rockefeller Foundation issued a detailed response to the claim online, which it described as seeking to "improperly to assign 'guilt by association' in the absence of compensation from the United States federal government".

5 Several studies of randomised controlled trials published in Medline and in top medical journals between 1993 and 1999 6 7 8 reported that fewer than half the trials used the intention to treat approach, and in many cases the term was inappropriately described or participants were improperly excluded.

The lawmaker, Representative Henry A. Waxman of California, said the episode was further evidence of what Democrats have described as White House efforts at improperly politicizing federal agencies.