Sentence examples for inappropriate lighting from inspiring English sources
In a memo asking for emergency repairs at three buildings, the official warned of a "clear and present danger," adding, "Exposed wiring, ungrounded distribution panels and inappropriate lighting fixtures render these facilities uninhabitable and unsafe".
This is due to poor energy management of the building, underperformance of the biomass boiler and wasteful energy practices in terms of excessive winter overheating in the atrium, inappropriate lighting controls, and electrical equipment being left on standby.
Improve Quality of Photos Technically: Dark and washed out pictures are due to inappropriate lighting conditions.
What is known, is that insufficient or inappropriate light exposure can disrupt standard human rhythms which may result in adverse consequences for performance, safety, health.
Any further comment would be inappropriate in light of the pending litigation".
Award and network officials said the show, originally scheduled for Sept. 16, was considered inappropriate in light of the attacks.
It seemed inappropriate in light of the tragedies, they felt, and it would be embarrassing for people to see a picture of a smiling ballplayer in a newspaper.
This court decision seems especially inappropriate in light of the current times, since IBM's bid was superior in many ways, including being substantially more cost-effective.
This is the argument that further factual exploration is unwarranted and inappropriate in light of the extraordinary constitutional interests at stake.
Officials of CBS, the network that was to broadcast the show, and the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences, which makes the awards, said that the show was considered inappropriate in light of the United States and allied attacks in Afghanistan.
Prime Minister Bertie Ahern denounced a British decision to open a new nuclear waste plant as "entirely inappropriate" in light of concern about terrorist attacks on the proposed site, the nuclear complex at Sellafield, 120 miles across the Irish Sea from Dublin, the capital.
