"being use" is not correct and usable in written English.
The correct phrase is "being used." For example, "The new technology is being used to save time and resources."
"We know for a fact that Damascus is responsible for the direction, for the instruction, for the guidance and for the money that is being use to make these kinds of attacks," a senior Israeli official said.
If any living being use this polluted water, it would lead to severe harm.
Now, the categorical question, can a nonhuman being use a human language, must be replaced by quantitative questions: how much human language, how soon, or how far can they go?" (Gardner & Gardner 1978, 73).
In both cases, civil lawsuits are being use as a lever to pry extractive industry corporations from their traditionally unsavory partnerships with dictators.
Contrary to the company's claims Roundup is not safe at the levels it is being use, but has been found to be associated with miscarriage, birth defects, neurological development problems, DNA damage, and certain types of cancer.
Dr Stannard's concern over a rise in oxycodone prescribing in the UK is not about Britain mirroring the US – rather, it's to do with how a drug is being use to numb people without actually curing them.
