Sentence examples for more properly the from inspiring English sources

"Divining candidates' motives and acting on them is more properly the role of voters".

The wonders of the atom, or more properly the nucleus, were felt to be unbounded.

"In addition, this spending is more properly the responsibility of states, localities and private landowners".

More properly, the announcement belonged to Hillary Clinton, or possibly the president himself.

And Eros in Piccadillly (1893, more properly; The Shaftesbury Memorial), the most famous Victorian statue in the world, at the centre of the world.

Rabbit!" it is the funniest children's book ever based on a 19th-century-style optical illusion (or more properly, the Internet tells me, "ambiguous figure").

As explained more properly in the article, the NOMESCO coding system cannot specify if the prosthesis has been inserted in the radio-carpal joint or in other joints in the carpus or hand.

Also, the vessels could be traced more properly in the proposed method, if the iteration number is increased, but this increases the cost.

Nor were they intended to discover instances where stock prices were wildly inflating the true value of a company, the role more properly in the hands of Wall Street analysts.

10 p.m. 4. Street Moves After-dinner coffee comes with a show at the Starbucks overlooking the Scramble Intersection (more properly called the Shibuya Crossing), a hub of busy streets.

Segment CNV distributions for the rSFS more properly reflect the mutational model in which CNV likely originate as segments and not gene-by-gene.