Sentence examples for evil uses from inspiring English sources

NATE SILVER, the stats wunderkind who joined the staff of the New York Times last year, now writes a column for the Times magazine about the "middle ground" between "benevolent" and "evil" uses of statistics.

The festival, which celebrates the victory of good over evil, uses lights and lamps to brighten up the neighborhood's dark corners, and cultural performances, like the Bharata Natyam dance from Southern India, left, abound.

Evil uses the graph API to search for groups about lost phones.

In the interview, moderated by Steve Jobs author and Aspen Institute* CEO, Walter Isaacson, Dick Costolo revealed the future direction of Twitter and Eric Schmidt reflected on both the good and evil uses of technology, especially for struggling democracies.

Like all aumakua it had evil uses such as helping kill enemies.

I'm not claiming that questioning these assumptions means that super computers can't be put to evil uses.

So he decided to try to help society prepare for the good uses of the technology and to protect itself against its evil use.

Such unrest is often articulated through violence - Young calls this a "banality of evil" using the recent London suicide bombings as a startling, yet timely example.

The Reverend Mr. Clarrify preached for 4 Sundays in a row on evil, using a case of rotten oranges as an example.

In February 1801, Jefferson was elected over Aaron Burr after 36 ballots in the House of Representatives when Alexander Hamilton, describing Jefferson as "the lesser evil," used his influence to break a deadlock that lasted all night.

Because antibiotic resistant strains of Yersinia pestis have been observed or could be engineered for evil use, vaccination against plague might become the only means to reduce mortality.