Sentence examples for may be proper from inspiring English sources

That may be proper, since there are plenty of complex financial instruments for which there is not much of a market these days.

Justice Samuel A. Alito, writing for five justices, said that some additional payments may be proper in rare cases but that the judge here had not given good enough reasons for increasing the basic payment by 75 percent.

For this reason, polls generally overstate the standing of third-party candidates, and for forecasting purposes it may be proper to treat ostensible third-party voters as de facto undecideds.

In general this inclusion may be proper.

It is clear that X ω ⊂ X ω ∗, but this inclusion may be proper in general.

It is clear that X w ⊂ X w ∗, but this inclusion may be proper in general.

It was notable that even as Johnson was saying Thursday he thinks the Senate may consider starting over, he told HuffPost that the bare minimum it would take to get to a "yes" may simply be "proper information".

It may not be proper table manners, but it does the job.

For the majority of Krylov subspace methods, conventional direct methods for the determination of an optimal regularization parameter may not be proper.

The results indicate that some design guidelines for general ORC systems may not be proper for an actual LPSS ORC system design.

Our data suggest that these morphologically healthy prostate cells may not be proper controls.