Sentence examples for lost inappropriately from inspiring English sources

"[It's] a whole pile of stuff which can get lost, inappropriately accessed from the criminal point of view and so on — and it's because that risk is created by the legislation then you've got to have some very powerful safeguards to make sure the legislation is regularly reviewed, that it is being used for what it's meant to be used for".

These standards of thinness and beauty may make many adolescent girls feel overweight [ 30], and finally they may attempt to lose weight inappropriately.

Compared with boys who perceived their weight accurately, boys who underestimated or overestimated their weight were more likely to attempt to gain or lose weight inappropriately (underestimate OR = 2.51, p < 0.001; overestimate OR = 1.90, p = 0.003).

"And it is partly that that has given rise to anxiety on the part of some members of the public that their confidential information is at risk of being lost or used inappropriately," she argues.

The black box and voice recorder data appear to show that the pilots were given faulty speed readings, responded inappropriately, and lost control of the plane.

I'm concerned the father, having lost the case, may act inappropriately.

Ms. Schenstrom issued a statement saying she had acted inappropriately and had lost the support necessary to do her job.

A senior member of the order made a submission to the inquiry acknowledging that an individual sister or common staff member, having worked long hours with children from troubled backgrounds, may have lost her temper and acted inappropriately.

Just as I have following every legislative session during my service as governor, I exercised this authority to veto funding for an office whose leadership had lost the public's confidence by acting inappropriately and unethically.

He is often reported as having permanently lost his inhibitions, so that he started to behave inappropriately in social situations.

The Minnesota trial reported that 2%% of participants were inappropriately randomized and a further 10%% withdrew or were lost to follow-up.