Sentence examples for using improperly from inspiring English sources

In April, the SEC announced its first enforcement action against a company for using improperly restrictive language in a confidentiality agreement.

This is why Rickert suggests to call this third domain of being the "pro-physical world" (Rickert 1934b, 111; Rickert 1921b, 296), using improperly the term 'physical' in the phrase to indicate the whole domain of the experiential world.

China Daily says the report's claims that China began "using improperly drawn straight baseline claims" in September around disputed islands known as the Diaoyu in China and the Senkakus in Japan show that the US is taking Japan's side.

It is believed that the high prevalence in Egypt is linked to a now-discontinued mass-treatment campaign for schistosomiasis, using improperly sterilized glass syringes.

Smythe, who had seen that the army was using improperly trained troops due to a lack of soldiers, interviewed other soldiers during his time in the hospital, compiling a record over which to confront Mackenzie King.

However, old and fresh bear sign was indistinguishable, meaning it was not possible to know when the bears actually foraged on CWD; our models may be using improperly assigned age and hardness attributes to bear sign.

Of course we should be worried about that: it might be used improperly to exploit or manipulate us.

This was used improperly".

Furthermore, Personal Hearing Protection (PHP) is often used improperly.

Used improperly, it could also injure your back.

If used improperly, finance can also be a source of misaligned incentives and systemic risk.