Sentence examples similar to inappropriately powerful from inspiring English sources
In reports obtained by The Bay Citizen, the department found that in 18 of the 32 investigations conducted in California nursing homes between May 2010 and June 2011 — 17 of the 32 were in the Bay Area — pharmacists failed to red-flag cases in which residents were inappropriately prescribed powerful antipsychotic medications like Seroquel, a drug used to treat schizophrenia.
Los Angeles County officials are preparing to crack down on doctors who inappropriately prescribe powerful psychiatric drugs to foster youth and children in the juvenile delinquency system, according to a copy of the plans obtained by The Times.
A report published today found more than 450 patients died after being given powerful painkillers inappropriately at Gosport War Memorial Hospital.
"Inappropriate products were sold inappropriately by many.
The Liberal Democrats have launched an investigation into allegations that the party's former most powerful official abused his position by inappropriately touching and propositioning female party workers.
"I think we are starting to move beyond this inappropriately simplistic idea to see games can be powerful teachers that we can harness".
A statistical prediction model can be a powerful tool for evaluating trauma care, but inappropriately applied, it may result in misleading evaluations.
Ignore that inappropriately jaunty subtitle and this three-part series by the film-maker Lisa Williams offers a powerful account of the Yorkshire Ripper case.
But after weeks of hullabaloo after a Federal Trade Commission report accusing Hollywood of inappropriately marketing adult entertainment to children, it is unclear whether things will change with regard to the nation's most powerful promotional tool: television.
Powerful men also sexualize their work, looking for opportunities for sexual trysts and affairs, and along the way leer inappropriately, stand too close, and touch for too long on a daily basis, thus crossing the lines of decorum — and worse.
