Sentence examples similar to idea of misapplication from inspiring English sources

It is precisely this misapplication of the idea of function and the dependence on technics that leads to the despair that is so prevalent in the broken world.

This person, the one who has lost awareness of the sense of the ontological, the one whose capacity to wonder has atrophied to the extent of becoming a vestigial trait, is an example of the influence of the misapplication of the idea of function.

Might you not call this the cake-taker of misapplication?

Second, fear of misapplication cannot be allowed to prevent realization of the full benefits that these new insights offer.

Indeed relatively inexperienced scientists can achieve a high throughput of high quality data, although this can then raise the problem of misapplication.

While some like Mr. Fein reject the idea of the death penalty as a deterrent to crime, others like Mr. Will, argue that even if it is, its misapplication should raise serious doubts.

The installation of cameras at Washington Square Park is a good example of the misapplication of this strategy.

The committee said that the error had crept into European Union regulations because of a "misapplication of the original guidance" under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change.

All that has changed since the publication of a report by OFHEO on September 22nd.The report accused Fannie Mae of pervasive misapplications of generally accepted accounting rules.

She was written up seven times for a lack of judgment and misapplication of deadly force, among other things.

Other forms of misuse or misapplication of social media within the workplace could, too, have serious detrimental effects on the business brand and reputation.