Sentence examples for often improper from inspiring English sources

Mr Kershaw said the tactics employed by these groups were often "improper" and there was a "pattern" to their behaviour but it stopped short of a widespread plot.

Discipline accepts no reason for artists to assign the copyright interests in their work to either record company or management by virtue of a 'common practice' which was always questionable, often improper, and is now indefensible".

The lawyers for Tamir's family acknowledge in their letter that it is often improper to expose the grand jury proceedings, but said the extent of McGinty's misdeeds forced them to speak out. .

However, the presence of textures in an image often generates improper results due to the over influence of small regions.

Apart from this, farmers in north-eastern regions of India often implement improper crop management leading to poor yields.

However, bnl mutant clusters often contain improper number of cells.

Haemolysis reflects a blood specimen's quality and is caused most often by improper specimen collection [ 48].

Users could also vote on evidence to indicate agreement or disagreement with its appropriateness within the network structure; disagreements often indicated improper tissue or experimental context for the given network.

Today, "Indians" is often considered improper, though it is still widely used.

The British author James Kirkup, writing in The Independent, called him an "erotic crime specialist" and said, "His prose style is so individual, so slangy and often so very improper in its demented vocabulary that I wonder how anyone could transform it into acceptable English".

It often results from improper mastication, consuming feed too quickly, dehydration, or a decrease in saliva production.