Sentence examples for inappropriately subjected from inspiring English sources

"Hillary Clinton agrees with her predecessor that his emails, like hers, are being inappropriately subjected to over-classification.

Problems, many of which were revealed in a recent Citizens Advice report, Not Working, include: ■ Seriously ill people are inappropriately subjected to the WCA.

Late Thursday, after Powell's remarks, her campaign released a statement saying she "agrees with her predecessor that his emails, like hers, are being inappropriately subjected to over-classification".

Concerns that different clinical populations (people with aphasia versus dysarthria) were inappropriately subjected to a "one size fits all" intervention can be relieved by referring to the detailed description of the individualised approach taken to assessment and intervention, and the presentation of planned subgroup analyses for aphasia and dysarthria.

We suggest that in cases of presumed adductor-related groin pain, where athletes report increased symptoms after starting a loading programme, the exclusion of pubic apophysitis as a differential diagnosis is an important step lest the athlete be inappropriately subjected to injections (eg, corticosteroids) or surgical release of the adductors.

Lorenzo suggests that classifying dissemination as a primary violation would inappropriately subject peripheral players in fraud (including him, naturally) to substantial liability.

It is highly unusual, if not unprecedented, for inspectors to find evidence of patients being subjected to inappropriate physical restraint or being inappropriately sedated without proper consent.

Ruskin excoriated Murillo, absurdly picking upon his innocent street urchins as inappropriately degenerate subjects for art.

Lower eGFRs may inappropriately label subjects with CKD when in fact they have only age related declines in renal function and are unlikely to have progressive renal disease.

Under the best circumstances, among the more than 18 000 patients treated potentially inappropriately, nearly 15 000 (81%) may be subjected to overtreatment (table 2).

They claim Spacey's "predatory" behavior turned the set of House of Cards into a "toxic" environment, where young male staffers were frequently subjected to crude comments and touched inappropriately.