Sentence examples for might misuse from inspiring English sources

He worries authorities might misuse location data to do things like track foreign students or instigators of a student protest.

CAIRO — A human rights group said Tuesday that Bahrain, which has been criticized for cracking down on opposition protesters, might "misuse" more than a million canisters of tear gas that the government is reportedly trying to buy.

Dr Church wants to see if insurers, governments, employers or even neighbours might misuse publicly available genetic data in some way that would guide us on how to create appropriate regulations for such information.To do something on the scale of Dr Church's PGP is not possible for most people, even millionaire athletes like Mr Curry.

I guess the other guys were afraid people might misuse it.

Deciding not to invest in buyback stocks because you are wary of the way companies might misuse buybacks is like throwing out the baby with the bathwater.

Some biomedical researchers are changing their behavior inside and outside the lab because of concerns that malefactors might misuse knowledge about their research, according to a new survey of U.S. life scientists.

People beginning to learn German might simply misuse the accusative, or they might inadvertently express their love to a total stranger.

Suddenly, the objections to such a court are being made more vociferously: it might be selective, it might be misused, even "good guys"—peacekeepers, say, who just happened to make a few mistakes might be mischievously brought to trial.Fair objections, all of them, up to a point.

And they were worried that the drugs might be misused or misunderstood in the general population, with direct-to-consumer advertising and general practitioners who might not fully appreciate how to use them.

We would not worry that the information so gathered might be misused to harass individuals, thereby chilling free speech or democratic debate, or that some future government might use it to intimidate critics and opponents.

VIOLENT J I think we might have misused the word miracle.