Sentence examples for frequently misuse from inspiring English sources

The biggest problem with the bill, the critics say, is that it largely exempts the largest category of pesticide users from the advance-notification requirement: individual homeowners, who are untrained and frequently misuse pesticides.

"We've heard from some of our content partners that third parties too frequently misuse their content on Facebook," the company said in a blog post today.

Also, HCWs frequently misuse products, clean hands in inappropriate way and have various skin problems.

When left to themselves, students tend to avoid cognitive conflict [ 84, 85], display faulty logic, produce inconsistent arguments, and, as newcomers to medical discourse, frequently misuse language [ 24, 44, 86].

One hitch with writing about it is that the word is frequently misused today.

But antibiotics are frequently misused — overprescribed or incorrectly taken by patients, and recklessly fed to farm animals.

My father believed that the strict blasphemy laws instituted by General Zia have been frequently misused and ought to be changed.

He said the word "spiritual" in today's society was frequently misused in two ways: either to mean "unworldly and useless, which is probably the sense in which it has been used about me", or "meaning 'I'm serious about my inner life, I want to cultivate my sensibility'".

The Patriot Act section that expanded the F.B.I.'s power to issue those letters is not expiring, but they have become particularly controversial because the Justice Department's inspector general issued two reports finding that F.B.I. agents frequently misused the device to obtain bank, credit card and telephone records.

There's a word for that — a word frequently misused these days, but the correct word in this case: censorship.

Despite the restriction by the International Olympic Committee (IOC) since 1974, stanozolol is one of the most frequently misused synthetic anabolic steroids in sport.