Sentence examples for inappropriate computer from inspiring English sources
Unfiltered access to the internet and age inappropriate computer games is exposing more and more young children to things they are not able to cope with or understand.
The Association of Teachers and Lecturers raises concerns about children spending hours a day playing inappropriate computer games.
Children are becoming more violent as they are being left unsupervised by their parents to play inappropriate computer games, teachers say.
Sauron was to fight Aragorn at the Black Gate, but with Jackson deciding the scene was inappropriate, a computer-generated Troll was used instead.
At one point last year, Ryanair's vocal chief executive, Michael O'Leary, said it was "frankly ridiculous" that flights were being disrupted by "an outdated, inappropriate and imaginary computer-generated model", presumably referring to the UK VAAC's ash plume tracking model).
We consider the simulation of membrane systems using sequential computers as inappropriate, because membrane systems are intrinsically parallel and nondeterministic computational devices and their computation trees are difficult to store and handle with one processor.
inappropriate material on his computer.
Feinstein said she had sought an apology and an official acknowledgment that the CIA search of Senate computers was inappropriate.
She asked for an apology and an acknowledgment from the CIA that its search of the committee's computers was inappropriate, but "I have received neither".
The on-screen clip figure, which can take the form of an animated paper clip, a cartoon Einstein, a pet dog or other cartoon characters, failed because it continually popped up on computer desktops at inappropriate times, driving some computer users batty when they couldn't figure out how to make it vanish.
Those violations include misconduct, which could range from inappropriate language on a government computer to adultery, prohibited under military law; more than an incidental use of government property for personal matters; and security breaches.
