Sentence examples for is done improperly from inspiring English sources

In most cases a discoloured varnish may be safely removed by using organic solvent mixtures or other cleaning agents, but the process is very delicate and may cause significant physical and aesthetic harm to the painting when it is done improperly.

If quenching is done improperly, the internal stresses can cause a part to shatter as it cools.

"Things might have been done improperly in the past," she said.

Investigators have not determined whether the removal work itself was done improperly.

Mr. Machado concluded that the audit was done improperly, evidently, he maintained, for suspicious reasons, and thus failed to find that the nonunion arm had indeed acted illegally.

Still, he said, if the searches are done improperly, they will not only fail to find many survivors, but could endanger the rescuers.

If work was done improperly or without a permit, the department can issue a summons and order the owner to correct any unsafe or illegal condition.

So the Natural Resources Defense Council focuses on worries about the aquifer, says its president, Frances G. Beinecke; it is not opposed to hydraulic fracturing per se, but to its being done improperly or without protective regulations.

Although the auditors looked at only a tiny sample of the 133,053 loan guarantees made in 2009, they estimated that tens of thousands might have been done improperly and warned that a wave of defaults might be looming.

"To limit their shopping in the age of radios and electronic communications is really just a token gesture by the chief to try and placate people who believe that something was done improperly when it wasn't".

These tires were twice as likely as the average recalled tire to have been repaired, usually for a puncture, and two-thirds of the repairs were done improperly, the engineers said.