Sentence examples for and wrong use of from inspiring English sources

As an example, the measures focussed on "Driving too fast when approaching an unexpected bend on rural road" are shown in Table 5, and "wrong use of lane" are shown in Table 6.

Also behavioural risk factors were mentioned, such as not taking enough rest-breaks during work, wrong work posture, and wrong use of (ergonomic) work aids.

"This is exactly what the 303 was intended for, and exactly the wrong use of it.

The intention-to-treat population consisted of 114 patients, while the per-protocol population included 63 patients: 51 patients were considered major protocol violation (13 patients treated less than 3 attacks and 38 made wrong use of rescue medication) (Fig. 1).

However, Dr Nagpaul, who recently described the Government's seven-day access plans as a "surreal obsession", added that using new investment to fund evening and weekend opening may be the wrong use of limited resources.

The proposal was "the wrong use of foreign aid", she said, and would not solve the problem of overcrowding in British prisons.

Other mistakes, namely the wrong use of an object or verb, occurred rarely (15 and 265 out of 6336 cases in Experiments 1A and 1B, respectively, corresponding to 0.24% and 4.18% of the data).

The wrong use of the tense is right.

Even a stumbled link or the wrong use of a bed (backing track can upset him.

"It is the wrong use of your capital," Klaus Diederichs of JPMorgan said at a seminar on June 26th.

Barnardo's executive director of children's services Sam Monaghan said: "This is the wrong use of the word grooming, it's the wrong message to teachers, parents and pupils, and it's wrong to suggest that a vulnerable child is in any way responsible for their own abuse".