Untoward used in a sentence

Untoward in a sentence as an adjective

In short, there was a lot of untoward stuff going on.

But not if we just shame such untoward behavior out of hand.

It's bad PR, but it's not proof that anything untoward happened.

I can also see why going too far down that path might lead to untoward interest by third parties.

Siphoning implies they are doing something untoward with it, which does not appear to be the case here.

Similarly, functions can rely on their inputs not doing anything untoward however theyre used.

Photography is a craft where it's very easy to make untoward implications merely by composing craftily.

If you were wanting to do anything clandestine you would think to use the most unoffensive domain possible, not advertise that you are now going to do something untoward to your visitors.

The usual response to a child swallowing something improper is to monitor closely for 6 - 24 hours and only seek medical attention if something untoward is happening.

If the total value of any trades that might have been made in the claimed 400ms window was only $50k, it would suggest to me that there was nothing untoward going on, and that this story is most likely nothing more than a clock error.

I didn't take anything or do anything untoward, and I wanted to point it out to the agent who'd patted me down, but I'm sure that would have just flagged me as suspicious and I would get to expend extra time being thoroughly searched.

> There's a difference though, at least if your fedexed laptop gets pulled for examination, the customs agents don't get to play their sadistic "make you pee your pants" game while they look at it...Another difference is that if your fedexed laptop gets opened and a hardware keylogger or rootkit inserted, you don't have any indication that anything untoward happened.