Sentence examples for danger of misuse from inspiring English sources
More important than the risk of ineffectiveness is the danger of misuse.
One of the main reasons I believe we shouldn't alter the present classification of drugs is the danger of misuse among young people.
"In particular in the context of climate change adaptation there is a real danger of misuse, or abuse, of the term, as it seems to be increasingly co-opted to accommodate rather than challenge forms of development that are implicated in human-caused climate change and other global environmental problems.
There may be many excellent and legitimate reasons for the government to ask these questions, and there may at present be little danger of misuse, but there is one thing we should all remember: laws against misuse of personal information demanded by the government can change, but data are forever.
Patient education regarding appropriate use and the dangers of misuse has been identified as a key intervention target.
A global two-pronged approach is urgently needed to promote facilitated access and to alert the scientific and lay community to the dangers of misuse, potentially leading to a severe lack of therapeutic agents to treat infections in the near future.
Footage of the incident, which happened at the Waterbeach crossing in Cambridgeshire, has been released by British Transport Police in an attempt to identify the woman and highlight the dangers of misusing level crossings.
We can add to this that many consumers are fully aware of the dangers of misusing a product but do so anyway.
"Teach your teens about the dangers of misusing prescription medications, and don't buy into the notion that prescription stimulants can boost school performance of children not diagnosed with ADHD".
Development of legislation on non-medical uses and distribution of prescription medications as well as the education of healthcare professionals and the public about the dangers of misusing prescriptions were common suggestions.
