Sentence examples for but misuse from inspiring English sources

But misuse of the drug may not explain all the cases.

But misuse of the drugs can be harmful, causing physical and psychological damage, the experts say.

On the other hand, some might say the major problem is not unauthorized access to data but misuse of data.

But misuse of intelligence, which was faulty to begin with, the failure to find weapons of mass destruction, and the war's brutal, incompetently handled aftermath have proved a vicious combination.

"We should remember that the old style National Tests were initially introduced to confirm teacher judgement but misuse of the test data led to a different practice altogether," said the union's general secretary Larry Flanagan.

But "Misuse liable to prosecution," whose title was taken from a warning on plastic milk crates, has the skimpy, unrealized feel of a piece put together to fulfill a gig or the terms of a grant for new work.

But misused as it is, the phrase is still perfect: new technologies do indeed destroy as well as create.

Featuring the gifted but misused Stockard Channing and a streamlined but innuendo-heavy book by Richard Greenberg (after the original by John O'Hara), this "Pal Joey" has no detectable pulse.

In a remarkably rapidly advancing field of research, although such conflicts are apt to happen, it may mislead researchers who attempt to utilize published but misused gene names.

But misusing forgiveness does neither.

If the principle of subsidiarity is only applied to the so called 'softer issues', such as environmental issues and consumer protection, we could begin to suspect that this is not a case of respecting subsidiarity but misusing it instead.