Sentence examples for keeping proper from inspiring English sources

By keeping proper form, the chance for injury diminishes, say the inventors.

Yet the public debate focuses on questions such as: Is the Clinton administration keeping proper watch over America's military secrets?

Every woman should take care of her organism through being active and maintaining physical and mental health, good posture and keeping proper body weight.

In other words, keeping proper autophagic function within the MB seems of importance to prevent premature decline of the age-sensitive MTM precursor.

Nevertheless, genomic information for most of the fish species is still lacking and results of some studies using NGS were presented without keeping proper sampling and/or experimental design.

However, Balls took Labour's argument on tax avoidance one step further on Sunday when he appeared to suggest that everyone should help take responsibility for ending tax evasion by keeping proper records of cash payments.

Substantial credible evidence supports the chancellor's findings that the driver was not keeping a proper lookout.

April 1990: The director for public prosecutions says Bowbelle skipper Captain Douglas Henderson to be prosecuted for not keeping a proper lookout.

At that moment, the driver should be in the process of slowing down and keeping a proper lookout of the approaching car.

[modus], having or keeping a proper measure, moderate (cf. mediocris); esp. in behavior, modest, temperate; also, of size, moderate-sized; middling, ordinary, mean, bad (class.; syn.: moderatus, mediocris).

While insisting that the king is committed to deeper reforms, senior officials speak instead of keeping a proper balance between freedom and social cohesion.