Sentence examples for render improper from inspiring English sources
Last August, during a hearing, Rakoff said that in essence, the legal term willful blindness means that one "purposely turned away from learning something because you knew there was a high probability that you would learn something bad that would render improper what you were doing".
In the Hellenistic world, meat was often available only through markets attached to pagan temples, thereby rendering it to some idol meat," improper for consumption by Christians.
Other products are inadvertently manufactured at substandard quality or rendered partly or totally inactive due to improper storage.
By sending large numbers of polymerases to the wrong targets such a mutation may produce diseases that have no single cause, but are the result of hundreds and thousands of improper gene expressions that may seem functionally unrelated and, thus, render it almost intractable.
The integrals occurring in these integral equations are in fact improper and their evaluations in most cases can be rendered by using the theory of functions of complex variables involving the application of Cauchy's residue theorem.
Improper surface hardening of the pinion teeth is believed to have rendered the teeth susceptible to bending fatigue failure.
Mr. Forrester said it would be improper for a candidate to opine on whether his opponent's age had rendered him unable to serve, but he invited reporters to make those judgments and even encouraged them to view a videotape of Mr. Lautenberg's recent appearance before an editorial board.
Yang et al (2006) found that EMMPRIN expression in breast carcinoma cells rendered them resistant to anoikis, a form of apoptosis triggered by a lack of or improper cell-matrix interactions, mediated by downregulation of the proapoptotic BH3-only protein, Bim, through an MAP kinase-dependent pathway.
It found that it had paid 23 different companies for services never rendered; that this money was handed back to Skanska, and that over $4m of it was eventually spent on "improper payments"—though it did not specify to whom.
— the Improper Benefits bowl.
