• It's almost impossible to maintain a house properly without one.

• Others don't properly proofread their submissions, or they send far more material than was requested.

• Pension systems in rich countries are not working properly.

• The larger group of these insects is more properly called the praying mantids.

• That's a good thing as long as the recycling is done properly.

• One day he forgot to vent some of his bottles properly and they blew up.

• If you notice leaks in the system, either at the fittings or emitters, make sure the tubing is properly fitted.

• Ennui is a cognitive gift, but it must be properly unlocked.

• Videotaping at factory farms wouldn't be necessary if the industry were properly regulated.

• Closed captioning for deaf users was not properly supported.

• Handlers' expectations may be stopping sniffer dogs doing their jobs properly.

• Many retailers will pick up your old appliance when delivering the new one to properly dispose it.

• The traditional view of proteins is that, right after being synthesized, they must fold into a unique shape to function properly.

• To do it properly required a total understanding of the art and culture that gave rise to particular modes of writing.

• The plants we're discussing here are properly called pelargoniums.

• That's why it's best to make sure your secret agent gear is top quality and working properly.

• Recognizing the symptoms of such illnesses and reacting properly can save lives.

• Slow and patient reading, by contrast, properly belongs to our leisure hours.

• In the past the figure was lower, because not everybody was well-nourished enough for their genes to express themselves properly.

• Rainwater can be wonderfully pure when it falls through unpolluted air directly into a clean, properly constructed container.

• Electric cars could cut greenhouse gas emissions if used properly.

• Wise advice, but it took a long time to properly chew all that food.

• Supposedly it can take some time to start working properly.

• Some states are being proactive about educating drivers and ensuring roundabouts are used properly.

• The demountable rim is demountable in name only unless it is properly taken care of.

• Group reckons such policies could push pharmaceuticals companies to embrace innovations that ensure pills are properly used.

• Properly installed insulation acts as a blanket for the entire home.

• Rats exposed to high levels of chemical pollutants in fish oil could not regulate fat properly.

• Hundreds of people have tried to win this prize, all have failed when tested using a properly controlled scientific method.

• Dough balls have risen properly when they are soft, pillowy, and full of air.

• The dedicated camera button is also a welcome touch, though it requires a good bit of precisely applied force to work properly.

• Failure to cook or store the food properly can cause further contamination.

• How to ensure the environment is properly accounted for.

• Influenza, as it's properly known, causes up to half a million deaths a year worldwide.

• Conventional culture methods don't work for heart cells--they tend to lose their shape and stop functioning properly.

• Don't forget the sort of crunchy rice from the bottom of a properly made paella.

• It's one of those cases where pervious concrete is less bad than regular pavement, if used properly.

• Keep your engine tuned and your tires properly inflated.

• It was more that the music sounded properly new, part of something larger, and still unnamed.

• The students' task was to attach the candle to a wall so that it burned properly and did not drip wax on the table or the floor.

• When the body does not properly manage insulin levels, diabetes and other metabolic disorders are familiar outcomes.

• Not everyone is mature enough or knowledgeable enough to properly care for these snakes when the reach adult sizes.

• Either give up on the booze altogether or learn to drink properly.

• State and federal studies indicate that thousands of water and sewer systems may be too old to function properly.

• Eating one properly takes three steps: first, forget your table manners.

• But when properly managed the flow of uptime with a mediative mind is both a boost for creativity, problem solving and virtuosity.

• If it could function properly wouldn't it be even more objectionable than a human censor.

• There's even support for ancient technology, in the form of properly displayed animated gifs in the browser.

• Many proteins will not work properly unless they are coated with the right mixture of sugar molecules.

• Few have had the resources to rear a child properly.

• The fact should be laid out properly in any source of media.

• Both of these require a big screen to avoid flipping between open windows, and to let me see the pictures properly.

• Underpaid and ill-equipped rangers have little incentive to do their jobs properly.

• Seasonal affective disorder--the winter blues--can be lifted with bright light, as long as treatment is timed properly.

• Infrastructure investment today, if properly allocated, will surely create a better tomorrow for generations.

• The size and distance of the blocks will be determined when the image is properly processed.

• He says it did not properly consult residents or include thorough water studies.

• New wells should be properly plugged and low enough in the bore hole to prevent deep aquaifer pollution.

• At present the auditors, actuaries and regulators involved say they have done their job properly or refuse to comment.

• In people with diabetes these cells have stopped working properly.

• Properly enforced rules are needed, and maybe now will be forthcoming.

• Actually, a pilot should be able to do that in a properly designed and constructed airplane.

• Properly exploited, geothermal sources could generate perhaps fifty times that amount.

• But in between, there are a substantial number of properly skeptical people.

• Thanks to some dubious accounting, a large number of such schemes have not been funded properly.

• What good are these devices if they are not working properly or properly charged.

• They are also difficult to understand, so they require greater skills to manage-which have to be properly rewarded.

• But these elements fit together in ways which never properly repeat themselves.

• But the bulbs should be disposed of properly and cleaned carefully if.

• The best way to ensure that the seafood you buy is fresh and properly stored is to find a reliable fishmonger.

• But some consumer advocates say the hormones are not always properly used.

• The stakes of not investing properly in higher education are great.

• Belgian blues are so big because their genes for a protein called myostatin do not work properly.

• Making sure that all of a zoo's residents are properly nourished is the top priority for an animal nutritionist.

• The audit also accused the minor-league baseball team of failing to properly count and report attendance.

• Weiler's contention that the case did not properly fall within its jurisdiction anyway.

• Economists argue that the best way to encourage people to be more frugal would be to price water properly.

• Eating slowly gives your body a chance to digest properly and signal fullness before you've overeaten.

• It helped us thrive in ancient times, and in our modern world it makes us feel connected to others-as long as it is done properly.

• The known bones are so hard to properly diagnose that they seem more likely to confuse than enlighten.

• But let's consider the ways in which these words are properly used.

• And the painful truth is that some decisions are properly taken by members of an elected executive.

• Some of the discs, which he always took good care of, wouldn't play properly.

• Patients who do not take their prescriptions properly can build up big medical bills.

• Some of these people weren't properly out of adolescence.

• People come cheap and many countries lack the necessary laws to target traffickers, or they are not properly enforced.

• Mud and sand, originally pumped in to fill shallow waters, had not been properly compacted.

• However, as the comments indicate here, a good chunk of the product coming in is not properly tested and lacks in performance.

• Pages loaded slowly and information didn't always save properly.

• After all the parts are in place, it may be necessary to readjust the linkage so the stopper closes properly.

• Others may have taken advantage of the confusion by playing dumb and not filling out every blank properly.

• Food that hasn't been served properly have to be tossed.

• The inner eyelid of cats--more properly called the palpebra tertia but also known as.

• The famous astronaut has maintained he intended to say it properly and believes he did.

• The fact is, beef actually improves in flavor if it is aged properly for a week or two.

• My internet itself is hacked and sometimes censored so it's hard for me to look into it properly.

• Careful curation is required for this global mix to be properly diverse.

• If you've got the habitat, hunting isn't really a limiting factor if it is properly managed.

• Although younger subjects cut through the confusion faster when the properly positioned arrow suddenly popped.

• Once the curds are properly set, the next step is hand-scooping them into perforated molds to drain and solidify a little.

• The gas was contained in some pressurized canisters, one of which failed to discharge properly when its valve was opened.

• It is a powerful source of energy, but it can be dangerous unless it is properly controlled.

• Heck, they still struggle with how to summarize an article properly.

• She will have one or two which she may have the means to raise properly.

• Anything that makes you think clearly and properly is good.

• Thanks to its elongated nature, a football will spiral when thrown properly.

• Boylan said the school properly notified parents about the test, as the law requires, and got no complaints.

• It also made it difficult for me to get a properly exposed shot.

• If properly done, climate protection would actually reduce costs, not raise them.

• There are lots of programs available, but each has drawbacks, and getting cameras to work properly is a huge headache.

• To properly diminish your glycogen levels, incorporate longer-than-usual workouts into your program.

• But doing research--even if it is properly peer reviewed--doesn't mean the technology is ready to be used in an airport.

• Do it properly and you might get featured in a gallery and make millions.

• The court ruled that the state had failed to prepare the soldiers properly or to protect them.

• But in truth few are properly investigated, and even when cases do reach court, proceedings can drag on for years.

• Maintain your furnace or heating system to make sure it is running properly and efficiently.

• Properly conditioned, cast iron cookware develops a non-stick carbon coating.

• Metals and liquids can cause interference that prevents tags from being read properly in some situations.

• Reputable recyclers will properly scrap unusable electronics, though they sometimes charge a small fee.

• But the media should properly represent facts/physics with accuracy where it is blatantly wrong or incredulous.

• The idea is that banks with such exposure to risk would be more careful about properly screening borrowers.

• Keep your compost pile properly aerated by turning it over with a pitchfork or other yard implement.

• Investigating corruption properly and publicly implies that it exists, which disillusions fans and deters sponsors.

• Pet stores that carry fish that were properly collected and transported carry the council's label.

• It is only part of a complex mechanism called body, which requires an environment to function properly.

• Keep your tires properly inflated, get regular tuneups and change your air and oil filters.

• The truth is that any technology is only secure when used properly.

• Make sure that your tires are always properly inflated.

• The mother-child bonding is based on a properly functioning opioid system.

• Unattended children, mentally disabled people, or intoxicated adults might also not notice or properly report a bat bite.

• The stage was not engineered and/or constructed properly to withstand a windgust that is not unusual or unexpected.

• She says she's short and often can't reach bowls to stir properly.

• Newer models add force to what little water they use, ensuring that the toilet is flushed properly.

• New research shows that the ability-or lack of ability-to properly interpret mammograms also plays a role in their effectiveness.

• Renewable flooring materials include traditional hardwood flooring, which replenishes if properly harvested.

• Its good to see that this is being covered properly.

• The water/baking soda solution leaves a white, powdery residue on the surface if not properly rinsed.

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