Sentence examples for badly misused from inspiring English sources
"The despeje is being badly misused," the senior official said.
For years, the conventional wisdom has been that Franklin was badly misused at Columbia, forced to contend with rigid arrangements, unnecessary effects, and tired standards.
In his recent Hugo Young lecture on poverty, Cameron badly misused the ground-breaking work of Richard Wilkinson and Kate Pickett in The Spirit Level.
The dashing, tattooed socialite of the three-quarter line is after all both a back and, with apologies for such a cringingly dadlike lapse into badly misused slang, pretty "fly".
"They said, 'Let's teach them a lesson.' " Pakistan's blasphemy law has been criticized as too broad, and many legal experts say it has been badly misused since its introduction in the 1980s by the military dictator Gen. Muhammad Zia ul-Haq.
Over the past eight years, George Bush has badly misused cost-benefit analysis, in many cases willfully ignoring sound economic evidence to avoid stronger regulation.
However, people badly misuse this concept and assume that no one gets the short end of the stick and that you can't work hard and still not get ahead.
In short, while it might on the surface seem ok to trust university researchers across the world with your private data, Facebook is actually subject to far greater restrictions on just how badly it can misuse your data compared with academia.
The hilarious thing here is that Media Matters seems to care more about how badly FreedomWorks is misusing the money of conservative activists than many conservatives are.
BT broadband gets misused.
