Sentence examples for lead to misuse from inspiring English sources

Pain-pill sharing, however, can lead to misuse, abuse, and addiction.

Financial institutions, for example, are required to tell customers as soon as possible if a data breach could lead to misuse of personal information.

Beginning with an overview of the general risks of automation that can lead to misuse, disuse and abuse by the user, the chapter then turns to human automation function allocation, which is both a design and user concern.

Safety Patrol Safety features pose another threat to automotive know-how, and that confusion can lead to misuse or mistrust.

Such situation is likely to lead to misuse of antimicrobial and therefore favor development of antimicrobial resistance and public health hazards.

This suggests that the issues that lead to misuse have existed for many years.

Some of the modes of reasoning traditionally listed in inventories of fallacies are not necessarily mistaken, though they can easily lead to misuses.

Before starting each meal, Dr. Phil suggests she determine if she's physically hungry — or if she's responding to mind hunger or habit hunger, which can lead to misusing food.

Mr. Ashcroft didn't qualify even for that because Mr. Kidd made a plausible case that it was the attorney general's own strategy that led to misuse of the material witness statute.

In Ethiopia, it is a common practice that antimicrobials can be purchased without prescription, which leads to misuse of antibiotics.

The high resistance observed to antimicrobials including Ampicillin, Amoxicillin, Nitrofuranthoin, Tetracycline, and Trimethoprime-Sulfamethaxazole in this study could be due to uncontrolled availability of the antimicrobial agents in drug vendors, which leads to misuse.