Sentence examples for level misuse from inspiring English sources

19 Although monitoring of exception reporting by primary care trusts may have discouraged gross misuse and driven exception reporting rates down, the frequency and thoroughness of monitoring varies across trusts, 28 and low level misuse may have gone undetected.

Hatchet Job also contains some howlers: such as an Alanis Morissette-level misuse of "ironic" and all its cognates, and an "inchoate" for "incoherent" solecism that I found hard to square with Kermode's quarter-century hacking away at the typeface, and harder still to take given his view that film criticism can be a craft that in the right hands rises to the status of an art form.

These factors, such as high estrogen levels, misuse of anabolic steroids, and long-standing deposits of fat from childhood are all generally considered the most common ways in which the condition develops, but sometimes men develop breasts in mysterious ways.

Those are the things we're doing that will make a permanent impact on the level of misuse of the public trust.

Network Rail logged the equivalent of at least one case of level crossing "misuse" every day last year.The number of people risking death on railway level crossings is the highest in eight years despite a big safety drive.

"In January, somebody's father, son, husband or friend was killed because of level crossing misuse.

The Sun seems to see such harm reduction as failure: To the reporters, the existence of any level of misuse is cause for concern, and perhaps, increased regulation.

Along with underuse is some level of misuse.

RR measured an even higher level of misuse of antibiotics in the cases with cough (73% and +25 points from DO with RE), and DO only measured a lower proportion (16%); both were significantly different from the DO with RE.

Meanwhile, Switzerland, Ireland, and the United Kingdom all have high levels of medical consumption but relatively low levels of misuse.

The Home Office minister in charge of drugs policy, Caroline Flint, said the data was two years old and did not reflect current levels of misuse.