Sentence examples for more properly on from inspiring English sources

But the question of whether money makes a difference focuses less on whether a school system is bureaucratic and wasteful and more properly on where the money goes.

But the main attraction is the crater itself, which can be seen from several platforms outside the visitor center or, more properly, on an easy hourlong walk along the rim led by guides like Harold McGlothin.

Discussion of this belongs more properly to that of property itself — see the entry on property.

After a year of kowtowing to big polluters with piecemeal attempts to gut the Act, last month, House Republicans decided to go whole hog and try to pass a super polluter bill - the "Stop the War on Coal" - which more properly belongs on the pages of Mad magazine.

Those schools are more properly assessed on their rates of improvement rather than in comparison to other schools, he said.

As the playwright puts it, people found it especially gratifying to be acknowledged by a man whose attention would have been more properly focused on negotiations with Moscow, Warsaw and East Berlin.

Both inquiries decried a NASA culture that forced engineers to prove that something was unsafe when the burden should more properly fall on shuttle managers to ensure that their operations are safe.

But Herbert and Emily loved me from the moment they saw me sitting there with the shoes on my hands, as if they had found someone mentally less fortunate even than they, who may not have known much but did know that shoes were more properly worn on the feet.

More properly philosophical, on emotivist and similar views, was a research-programme that became absolutely dominant during the 1950s and 1960s in Anglophone philosophy, including moral philosophy.

ALE-HSA21 is a database-driven Web site, more properly driven on a Relational Database Management System.

However, such a measurement is in fact a surrogate measure, a more direct measurement of side-chain conformational changes that is more properly anchored on thermodynamic principles is required to measure the extent with which true side-chain conformational changes are observed as a result of ligand binding.