Sentence examples for inappropriate deployment from inspiring English sources

But the authors say that "excessive and inappropriate" deployment, including to stop development of infections within a flock or herd, or simply to increase the pace at which animals gain weight, is a problem.

Low job satisfaction was linked to inappropriate deployment, low salaries, inadequate support supervision, excessive workload, and poor job security [ 26].

Moreover, a range of challenging ancillary manpower problems compound staff shortages such as inadequate training, and inappropriate deployment leading to underdevelopment of outreach services [ 5].

DSB resection is a critical determinant of repair pathway choice and is highly regulated as inappropriate pathway deployment can result in pathological consequences1.

Traditional approaches use modified commercial fishing gear (such as trawls and baited hooks) that have biases in species selectivity and may also be inappropriate for deployment in some habitat types.

So profligate is its use that Shaun Walker, the herb-aggrieved Moscow correspondent for the Guardian, maintains a Facebook group called "DillWatch" to monitor "inappropriate" Russian deployments of the herb — in sushi, fajitas, even meringues.

Unreliable and sketchy information has been shown to produce inappropriate decision-making and deployment [ 4].

But everyone recognises Comic Sans, especially on those occasions when its deployment is arrestingly inappropriate.

Mr Browne refused to give information on any proposed force, saying that it would be "entirely inappropriate" to discuss any planned deployment before the cabinet had taken a chance to debate the issue.

Two key challenges faced by designers when testing these systems lie in the difficulty of monitoring the deployment environment for inappropriate outcomes and subsequently tracing the physical and digital causal factors leading to specific situations.

A spokesman for the Met said the force "recognises the seriousness of the allegations of inappropriate behaviour and practices involving past undercover deployments".