Sentence examples for which improperly from inspiring English sources

The pork tapeworm (Taenia solium), for example, alternates between pigs and humans in societies in which improperly cooked pork is eaten.

Note that the Rasmussen Reports polls, which (improperly, in my view) adjust for party identification, show very little bounce for Mr. Romney.

That includes the social media giant's entanglement with a political consultancy, Cambridge Analytica, which improperly accessed data on 87 million of the site's users.

The asset-backed securities were based on the overly optimistic figures, which improperly inflated the true collateral behind them, the investors say.

In the design of machine driven tunnels, the loadings acting on the segmental lining are often adopted according to simplified assumptions, which improperly reflect the actual loading on the linings developing during the construction of a bored tunnel.

Two of the group's newest board members championed the plan as retribution for Mr. Corzine's role in the demise of MF Global, which improperly took $1.6 billion from its customers before filing for bankruptcy.

It follows that it was error to refuse petitioners' motion to exclude and suppress the property which was improperly seized.

This Court disposed of the contention saying: 'It follows that it was error to refuse petitioners' motion to exclude and suppress the property which was improperly seized.

It also estimated it would have to pay £700 million to compensate small businesses to which it improperly sold some interest-rate hedging products.

(Singleton told me that she had planned to appear in court; she'd ignored two previous subpoenas left in her door, which were improperly served).

The judge also said that at least one of the rules -- he did not say which -- seemed improperly vague, lawyers on both sides said.