Sentence examples for it is improperly from inspiring English sources

In other words, saving is out of step with the requirements of the economy; it is improperly distributed over time.

The signatories argue that although Facebook says it supports net neutrality, it is "improperly defining" the term, and instead favouring certain services over others.

Between 4.8 million and 12.7 million tonnes (between 5.3 million and 14 million tons) of debris end up in the world's oceans every year, and much of it is improperly discarded plastic litter.

Thus, this sludge constitutes a potentially hazardous waste when it is improperly disposed.

Although the state-of-the-art soft computing technology has distinguished features, the use of soft computing technology would be ineffective, and may be doomed to fail, if it is improperly fused with conventional hard computing technology and control processes.

"The constitutional authority to stop someone and, if appropriate, frisk them is a valuable investigative and officer safety tool in individual interactions, but when it is improperly implemented it can increase community hostility in a way that undermines effective policing".

At the hearing, defense lawyers challenged the legitimacy of the appeals court itself, arguing that it was improperly constituted because its members were appointed not by the defense secretary, as the law calls for, but by a deputy secretary.

NEW YORK TIMES BITS S.&P.'s Counterattack on the Government  |  In its defense against a Justice Department lawsuit, Standard & Poor's argues that it was improperly targeted because it lowered the credit rating on federal debt two years ago.

He bought an oil-fueled generator two years ago, but he said it was improperly installed and ventilated.

In the argument over the derelict house, one incontrovertible fact emerges: it was improperly purchased by the Bedford Hills group.

Some safety experts said it was improperly placed in a position where it would overheat, causing the engine to stall.