Sentence examples for less inappropriately from inspiring English sources

It honoured Alexandr Sokurov, no less inappropriately, for the screenplay, not the direction, of "Moloch", a German-dubbed study of Hitler, Eva Braun and Goebbels exchanging banalities at the Eagle's Nest.

Well-being, health status, functional status and visual function have all been referred to more or less inappropriately as QoL.

Before the menopause, abnormal menstrual periods together with low estradiol and LH/FSH levels confirm a pituitary problem; after the menopause (when LH/FSH levels are normally elevated and the ovaries produce less estradiol), inappropriately low LH/FSH alone is sufficient.

The problem is that much pop music works by creating a pleasant sense of confusion; at a Darren Star night club, the Flaming Lips seemed less psychedelic than inappropriately dressed.

GPs with an MD or an occupational health qualification were less likely to inappropriately use PSA.

A few GPs said that too close a relationship risked doctors being unable to be objective about patient's problems, and could make patients less self-reliant and inappropriately dependent on the doctor.

A 'high probability' score of >25 would allow over one-third of admissions to be identified immediately, at a cost of mislabelling less than 3% of discharges inappropriately.

The reason is that the SemPP is difficult to interpret, since children with no spoken language inappropriately score as less severe than those with limited language.

No adjustments for multiple comparisons were done because the study was exploratory and we wanted to avoid excessive type II errors and to avoid inappropriately testing of a less relevant universal null-hypothesis [36].

33 Those with access to urgent primary care services in Japan were less likely to use an ambulance inappropriately in hypothetical scenarios.

We insert them inappropriately to soften bad news, seem less needy, appear less bossy and in the process make ourselves, invisible, optional and forgettable.