Sentence examples for properly meaning from inspiring English sources

For several months in 2016 and 2017, the FBI's tool for collecting messages sent on bureau phones wasn't working properly, meaning that a number of messages, including some from Strzok and Page, went missing.

A booster seat allows the vehicle's lap and shoulder seat belt to fit properly, meaning the lap portion of the belt fits low across the hips and pelvis, and the shoulder portion fits across the middle of the shoulder and chest.

A recent period of good ocean visibility in Cornwall has allowed HMS Schiedam to be scanned properly, meaning it can now be studied from dry land.

Vietnamese or Thai silk is rougher and glossier than Laotian silk, and the threads on the back of a counterfeit textile are often not tied off properly, meaning the fabric may unravel more easily.

These materials are also considered scarce resources and hazardous if not disposed of properly, meaning recycling or repurposing should be the first option.

Prario was born with a rare congenital heart defect that prevents the muscle's fourth chamber from functioning properly, meaning his heart might operate at 75percentt of its capacity or less under stress.

Because of the change, he said that JM Eagle would more easily pass the tests and demonstrate its pipes were properly manufactured, meaning the guarantee would not apply.

She said all churches were notified of how many were coming, and unless tourists were properly dressed, meaning not in shorts and halter tops, the tour company would not take them.

The term derives from the Latin humor (more properly umor), meaning "liquid," and its use in the medieval and Renaissance medical theory that the human body held a balance of four liquids, or humours: blood, phlegm, yellow bile (choler), and black bile (melancholy).

The EIA said Japan's conservation law for endangered species was not being properly enforced, meaning tusks could be registered as "legal" – that they were procured before the ban and stockpiled in the country of origin – based on a simple written declaration by the tusk's owner, or even a relative or neighbour.

But his records had not been properly completed, meaning it was unclear whether he had received any of his medication.