Sentence examples for properly more so from inspiring English sources
"But it is likely to take quite some time to evaluate the work properly, more so than with either Perelman or Wiles".
It is infuriating when technology fails to work properly; and perhaps more so because technology holds such a promise of perfection.
Social media and e-newsletters are the cheapest and often the most effective tool when used properly, and even more so when you are a naturally creative person.
What is natural, or at least more so, is properly acting toward the aged and the young in one's family and then extending that to the aged and the young in other families.
This may be because novelists are not doing their job properly; more likely, it's because non-fiction writers are doing their job so well.
Quite properly, more is sought this year.
More so, conducting maternal death reviews at facility level is new to many providers who lack the knowledge and skills to properly review maternal deaths.
The boxes he made for his favorite actresses are, in their way, better Pop art than any Pop art properly so called — more connected to the real spell that popular culture casts on an American mind, which is not detached (an emotion that the Pop artists had to work for) but overly invested, finding more in Shirley MacLaine than Shirley MacLaine can quite supply.
These are also the hardest times for our eyes to adjust to the light because it's neither completely dark nor properly light, so we find it more difficult to see well.
"To really commit to the team pursuit properly, it's so fast and so technical that I think I'd need more time on the track.
