Sentence examples for proper way of dealing from inspiring English sources

To date, an outstanding issue in hydrologic data assimilation is a proper way of dealing with forecast bias.

"There was never a proper way of dealing with firearms with estate planning and whether beneficiaries were appropriate to receive them," Mr. Goldman said.

She had failed to answer a question by a pupil regarding the proper way of dealing with the portrait of Mao hanging on the wall in the event of an earthquake.

I wrote of it at the time as "a difficult book to describe, since the only proper way of dealing with its strange, nocturnal elements is to have written it in the first place, which surely no one but Miss Barnes could have done".

The toughest adjustment to playing with a deaf teammate, said former club hockey captain Matty Valvano '06, was "insecurity on the part of the rest of the squad, who may not have known the 'proper' way of dealing with the situation". The team succeeded when members decided to "just play hockey," he said.

"The proper way for dealing with any question of bias, including apprehended bias, is to make an application for the commissioner to recuse himself, and for the commissioner to consider and rule on the application".

What do you think is the proper way to deal with these kinds of encounters?

He means the larger one, the one that questions the origins of an artistic gift (heaven or hell) and the proper way to deal with it.

In this study, we demonstrate that a composite loess normalization [ 13, 14] based on spike-in controls is the proper way to deal with low-density microarray platforms that applies also to extreme distribution of the data when the global normalization approaches will generate erroneous results.

Why censure, not impeachment, is the proper way to deal with the president's misdeeds.

Justice had the proper way to deal with it, however -- turning his head and smiling at the fans.