Sentence examples for inappropriate handle from inspiring English sources

And there's a backstory about the sexual abuse of children, which seems a singularly inappropriate handle to hang a one-handed read on (although the sex is so repetitive that I found myself skipping it, looking for the clean bits).

It was an almost comically inappropriate handle — there was nothing in the least scintillating about the young Sparky, who was small, shy, geeky — and also a fateful one, linking him to what from a very early age he determined to be his life work: to produce a syndicated daily comic strip.

A third of the respondents reported that they were aware of inappropriate handling of reported crimes, like persuading victims not to file complaints or finding ways to reclassify a felony as a misdemeanor.

Therefore, inappropriate handling of end-of-life vehicles (ELVs) will result in environmental pollution.

A RIKEN Center for Developmental Biology investigation not yet complete concluded that there had been "inappropriate handling of data," but that these instances were " not judged to constitute research misconduct".

There are three major sources for surface water contamination by pesticides: inappropriate handling of pesticides (e.g., washing equipment in the river), volatilization to air, and residuals from soil and water.

It has already been demonstrated that restaurants pose a potential source of these kinds of exposure, most likely caused by poor storage conditions or inappropriate handling of the food (Delbrassinne et al. 2012; Thorsen et al. 2009).

The investigating committee concluded that there had been "inappropriate handling of data" for two of the items under investigation, but these were "not judged to constitute research misconduct," according to a RIKEN press release.

Microbial pollution of surface waters in agricultural catchments can be a consequence of poor farm management practices, such as excessive stocking of livestock on vulnerable land or inappropriate handling of manures and slurries.

However, regular and repeated application of pesticides on cocoa trees throughout cocoa seasons, coupled with the indiscriminate use and inappropriate handling of the chemicals by farmers has often been associated with unintended environmental and human health consequences (Fianko et al. 2011; Dankyi et al. 2014).

A comparatively large body of knowledge has been generated in Zimbabwe which points to the fact that smallholder cattle manures are generally of poor quality due to inadequate and low quality grazing and inappropriate handling of the manure in kraals (Zingore et al. 2008; Wuta and Nyamugafata 2012).