Sentence examples for improperly prepared from inspiring English sources

This outbreak underlines the importance of providing training and periodic monitoring of those involved in small-scale preparation to ensure that disease risks from improperly prepared or stored foods are minimized.

The lender, JPMorgan Chase, said on Wednesday that it was halting 56,000 foreclosures because some of its employees might have improperly prepared the necessary documents.

Photo: Elementary school students at a hospital today in Ubay, Philippines, after 27 children died and 100 became ill yesterday from eating improperly prepared cassava root at a school in Mabini, about 380 miles southeast of Manila.

The government-sponsored companies, which own or guarantee more than half of the nation's mortgage market, ended dealings with the firm, David J. Stern PA, after it came under scrutiny from the Florida attorney general's office amid claims that documents used in home seizures were fraudulent or improperly prepared.

The chefs served things that few others could or would: blowfish, which contains a deadly toxin and can be fatal if improperly prepared; cod sperm sacs; keiji, super-fatty salmon babies that, before they are sexually mature, follow the adult fish to the rivers, where they are harvested.

Salmonella infections can originate from household pets containing the bacteria, particularly reptiles, improperly prepared meats and seafood, or the surfaces of raw eggs, fruits, or vegetables that have not been adequately disinfected.

The company came under scrutiny after admitting last year that one of its subsidiaries, DocX, had been improperly preparing some of the foreclosure documents.

Just as warming weather brings millions of young athletes back onto sports fields, a major athletics association has renewed this warning: Some school-age competitors who are inadequately prepared, or improperly coached, continue to develop serious overuse injuries.

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ACE, based in Hamilton, Bermuda, asserted that after the deal closed, it found over $170 million in "clear accounting and bookkeeping errors" in financial statements prepared by Cigna and that Cigna had improperly kept $48 million that should have been refunded to the property and casualty units.

Not all motherboards and power supplies are prepared for this kind of power transfer, and improperly managed, these high wattages could burn out components, tax the PSU, and cause overheating.