Sentence examples for inappropriate for both from inspiring English sources

I would suggest that the phrase is inappropriate for both Don Imus and your friend.

The AAU report was unequivocal in its assertion that "asking graduate students to teach courses without adequate preparation is inappropriate for both teacher and student".

Those that are inappropriate for both manual and automatic annotation, for example, 'nuclear part' (GO 0044428) or 'S phase' (GO 0051320) [ 18].

Even though some people have a desire to either swim or ride a bicycle they abort the idea due to fear of public scandal" (P1/FG5: male, first generation, age unknown) "That's the whole reason I don't go to the gym because I have to wear trackies and all that" (P1/FG2/R4: female, second generation, age 18) Mixed sex exercise classes were considered inappropriate for both women and men.

The major reason causing inappropriate prescribing for both adults and children was inappropriate drug selection.

Also, there is a risk that over time whilst there may be an improvement in the institutions in their weaker domains, there may be an inappropriate regression for both institutions in the areas of better than average performance.

Second, the diagnostic yield of clinically significant findings was higher for appropriate than for inappropriate endoscopies, both for EGD and colonoscopy, confirming prior findings [ 7, 9, 11, 12, 15- 18].

"I think it's inappropriate for someone to represent both the exchange and directors as human beings," said Sarah Teslik, the executive director for the Council of Institutional Investors, a prominent investor advocacy group that will soon be meeting with the Big Board's governance committee.

We show that SOF is inappropriate for brief stimulus presentations on both of these technologies.

We caution the reader that AIC and BIC may be inappropriate for the present task because both criteria invoke strong assumptions.

Given that the long- and short-term studies are observing different effects, it would be inappropriate for risk assessors to use both pooled effect estimates in the same health impact analysis doing so would likely incorrectly estimate effects.