The phrase "abuse it can" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey that something has the potential to cause harm or misuse, but the structure is awkward and unclear.
Example: "If left unchecked, the power of technology can lead to situations where it can abuse the trust of users."
Alternatives: "it can misuse" or "it can harm".
"If it hits a nerve, like a case of injustice or abuse, it can be contagious.
But, in reality, the law, and those who use and abuse it, can also be a capricious dominatrix, interpreted with as much flux as any carnal desires.
For a person who hasn't experienced abuse, it can be hard to understand why words can be so damaging and why a person might stay in a harmful relationship.
There is justification for this reluctance to utter unpopular opinions: the cost of utterance is too heavy; it can ruin a man in his business, it can lose him his friends, it can subject him to public insult and abuse, it can ostracize his unoffending family, and make his house a despised and unvisited solitude.
But I hope by EastEnders tackling the sensitive issue of child abuse it can raise awareness".
Figure out how much abuse it can take without making her uncomfortable and show the little bastard who's boss.
"It should be exercised with responsibility,'' he said, "because if it's abused, it can severely impact the industry and hurt consumers".
Kowalski says that, while mining has a "long and sad association with human rights and environmental abuses", it can also have a positive effect on developing communities.
As you might expect from a film about animal rights and abuses, it can sometimes be difficult to hear and see what is happening across the world.
When you're trying to prevent war, nuclear proliferation, and human rights abuses, it can help to have diplomats who are allowed to do their job rather than a policy of righteous indignation.
Think about the Silk Road and child-abuse networks—it can enable very bad behavior.
