Sentence examples for properly upon from inspiring English sources

It is disappointing that Coutts failed to reflect properly upon the impact of changing market conditions and what that meant for the advice they had given, and were giving, to their customers".

It is no longer a case of "Chris who?" Plaudits will not be short in arriving for the widely popular Wood, who tied third in the Open Championship of 2009 but only towards the tail end of last year started to build properly upon such promise with consistent results.

I'm currently editing a GIMP script which will automatically crop and edit the picture to display properly upon download.

However, metazoan sister centromeres cannot separate properly upon condensin inactivation, especially in the absence of condensin I, and the structure of centromeric chromatin becomes disorganized and stretched, so that kinetochores are frequently seen far outside the chromosome mass [6], [20].

To confirm that the SCF complexes were assembled properly upon in vitro translation, we performed immmunoprecipitation with each F-box protein in the 35S-labeled in vitro translated samples (not shown) and tested whether the complexes containing β-TRCP were functional for polyubiquitination of β-catenin (Fig. S1 [E]).

These mutations can abolish or weaken AMOT's binding to Merlin, and thus prevent the Hippo pathway from being activated properly upon AMOT's release from cortical actin filaments.

Directing them to acquit Tafawa Beckford, one of the original defendants, he told them: 'Without the evidence of Mark Brown, which you cannot as a matter of law rely upon on its own, there is no other evidence you could properly rely upon to convict Mr Beckford.' Beckford, a stepbrother of pop star Jamelia, was acquitted of both murders.

My ability to chew meat properly depends upon all of it being dealt with.

But neither of the two complaints were properly acted upon by the party, they said.

Milstein said in court that he was just as convinced that the rule was not properly agreed upon in the bargaining process and was simply imposed by the league as an addition to the bylaws.

"The plaintiffs have no basis to challenge the actions properly voted upon by the board of the trustees" of the church "and sanctioned by the archbishop," Justice Theodore T. Jones of the New York State Court of Appeals wrote in a unanimous ruling.