Sentence examples for most of the improprieties from inspiring English sources

After all, most of the improprieties play out one way or another on the stock market.

While most of the more notable improprieties have been alleged against officers of the ground forces, the Navy, which has not been the fulcrum of the wars of the last decade, is also showing strain.

Mr. Blumenthal said some of the improprieties his investigation uncovered were violations of federal law, a reference most likely directed at Mr. Egan.

However, the IMF did not claim that there were any improprieties, and it specifically stated that most of the funds had been used to invest in Palestinian assets, both internally and abroad.

Congressional hearings have ceased, as have most accusations of political impropriety.

The report provides a detailed review of excessive spending by senior officials of the district council and the local unions, and a range of other financial improprieties, most of which occurred before Mr. Spencer's supervision began.

A granddaughter, who was in charge of TBN's finances, has gone public with the most detailed allegations of financial improprieties yet, which TBN has denied, saying its practices were audited and legal.

The improprieties are too glaring and the result of a handful of votes too prodigious.

The propriety of these reference posterior distributions contrasts with the impropriety of the posterior distribution associated with the Jeffreys-rule prior found by Salazar et al. (2012).

One trope that has received increasing foreign attention is the impropriety of the Clintons, and occasionally the ineptitude of the U.N., however these accounts are most promoted within partisan outlets such as Fox News.

The case has been full of charges of improprieties.