Sentence examples for improperly so from inspiring English sources

Goldman disputes that it acted improperly, so it may be reluctant to settle any claims against it.

Both sides agree that the voting machine company set up one machine improperly, so that hundreds of votes were registered under blank spots on the ballot while some candidates received no votes.

If this distinction was maintained art would then be seen as the culmination of natural processes, and "science" (improperly so called) as merely a helpful means for achieving this end.

Because the experience of the dynamical sublime so centrally involves an intimation of our own capacity to be moral, Kant actually insists that "the sublime in nature is only improperly so called, and should properly be ascribed only to the manner of thinking, or rather its foundation in human nature" (CPJ, §30, 5 280).

It is relatively easy to damage your spinal cord if you stretch improperly, so pay attention.

The implication is that those things are improperly so-called, that is, are commonly but wrongly called art.

A meticulous preoperative planning of the surgery, even in an improperly so-called safe region of the jaws, like the symphyseal region, might avoid many neural disturbances [ 18].

But the United States improperly did so six weeks before getting formal permission, the W.T.O. said.

But the memo had been improperly backdated so that the trades would appear to have followed the firm's rules.

According to Martha E. Stark, the finance commissioner, that bill was originally intended to apply to co-op sales as well, but it was improperly worded so that it did not include co-ops, which are traded as shares in a corporation rather than as real property.

Our heart rate than goes up, our muscles become tense, we breath improperly, and so on.