Sentence examples for inappropriate break from inspiring English sources

Today's anticipatory obstructionism, to the point of calling on President Obama to refrain from submitting a nomination, is a huge, and hugely inappropriate, break.

Inappropriate breaks of fixation were punished by aborting the trial and enforcing a time-out period before onset of the following trial.

We climbed out and took in the view and it seemed inappropriate to break the peace with meaningless talk.

When you see parents playing with a child who is essentially a grotesque it would be inappropriate to break down.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.08363.002 Threats to genomic integrity occur at the ends of every linear chromosome, including incomplete DNA synthesis by the replisome and the potential for inappropriate DNA break repair.

All printed sources, Harvey (1903), Olszewski (1971), Torres (1984), and the Historic Structure Report (2004), refer to the original 1884 inscriptions, but with considerable editorial changes, including excessive capitalization (Harvey and Olszewski) and inappropriate line breaks (first three lines of the south face shown above are merged into one line).

Is it inappropriate to say "break a leg" tonight?

Here's the InAPPropriate Comedy trailer, broken into chunks.

Many are trying to be sensitive -- Pitney Bowes, for example, inserted "war clauses" into its advertising contracts so that it could, without penalty, pull humorous ads that might seem inappropriate if war broke out.

Choropleth maps are often used in inappropriate applications; class breaks are artificial separations that can be manipulated to yield choropleth maps supporting (politically) divergent interpretations.

Genotoxin-induced cellular anomalies such as DNA double-strand breaks, inappropriate polyploidy, telomere dysfunction and abnormal mitoses can all induce apoptosis (13).