Sentence examples for is often improper from inspiring English sources

The lawyers for Tamir's family acknowledge in their letter that it is often improper to expose the grand jury proceedings, but said the extent of McGinty's misdeeds forced them to speak out. .

Mr Kershaw said the tactics employed by these groups were often "improper" and there was a "pattern" to their behaviour but it stopped short of a widespread plot.

Today, "Indians" is often considered improper, though it is still widely used.

Alcohol dependence syndrome is insidious, taking years to be established, and is often preceded by improper use of alcohol [ 2].

Several studies have reported that failure to generate the correct response is often due to improper assembly of the basic elements.

How do we get it to flower? A. Wisteria are stubborn, and though improper care is often at fault, blame can also rest squarely on the plant.

That Robinson's play —  which he said he did not think was dirty —  and Lofton's happened in the same game and for the same team highlighted the challenges of trying to change the playing style and culture of a sport that calls for players to walk a fine line between aggressiveness and violence, particularly when the difference between a clean hit and an improper one is often a matter of inches.

As a writer who is often frustrated by encountering the improper use of homophones (as well as the bigoted opinions of homophobes) in published articles, I got a genuine kick out of Cameron Haffner's two-minute short entitled Affect vs. Effect.

An increase in back pain, shoulder pain, neck tension and headaches is often experienced after sitting with improper posture for a long period of time.

Improper shaft closure is often indicated as a cause of stability loss in old shafts and the associated damage to surface facilities.

In conventional eukaryotic expression systems ER retention of recombinant GPCRs and transporters can indicate improper folding and is often a problem e.g. for expression in yeast.