Sentence examples for perceived improper from inspiring English sources

Positive experiences reinforced the message that hospitals were a safe and welcoming place as opposed to negative experiences (such as, perceived improper care and rude behaviour of hospital staff).

All the women participants perceived that improper sanitation practices like open air defecation are due to water scarcity.

The two most prominent perceived causes, improper sanitation, dirty environment and cough or sneeze of an infected person (airborne transmission), were reported with greater prominence among urban respondents (figure 1).

Apart from this, our participants also perceived that improper diagnosis and inadequate prescription due to a lack of infrastructure and irrational prescription by unauthorized practitioners are also responsible for resistance development.

Still, the king's call to Moroccans, citing the Koran, to vote for the charter was perceived by opponents as an improper interference in the process.

Early discharge and improper transition were perceived by participants as contributors to the high national readmission rates.

The hard-hitting linebacker James Harrison, they thought, has been made the poster boy for the league's crackdown on hits to the head, and a 2011 rule change that allows the league to fine organizations whose players are repeatedly disciplined for improper hits was widely perceived as having been directed at the Steelers, among a handful of other teams.

This provides strong evidence that when a constituent perceived their MP to have made improper expenses claims, they were less likely to support that MP at election time.

The EPI perceived 'vaccine failures' as due to the vaccine being inactivated by improper storage and handling or due to neutralisation of the vaccine by maternal antibodies.

For perceived advantage?

"It will be well perceived".