Sentence examples similar to abuse of term from inspiring English sources
Challenging the scandalous abuse of term-time working.
This is an abuse of the term "bubble".
The abuse of the term "icon" incites iconoclasm, or ought to.
One of the consequences of this abuse of the term "anti-semitism" is to devalue the currency.
Appeaser… Before such abuse of the term gets worse, perhaps we should all take a small history lesson".
"It is an abuse of the term 'self-defense' to say that our launching drone attacks in Yemen or elsewhere in the world qualifies.
Adam Cohen ("Is John Roberts Too Much of a Judicial Activist?," Editorial Observer, Aug. 27) is quite right to lament the abuse of the term "judicial activism" and properly points out that conservatives as well as liberals have many times been guilty of it.
He called on Italians to suspend judgment of the episode, and objected to what he called the abuse of the term hero, which he said in Italy today seemed to be awarded to anyone who does his or her duty.
For this coalition to describe itself as affiliated in any way with "freedom" is an abuse of the term.
I believe that overuse (and abuse) of the term, coupled with a high degree of ambiguity around its meaning, can be blamed for most of the negative reaction to the cloud within IT organizations.
