Sentence examples for misplaced use from inspiring English sources

"We are alarmed by the Central Library Plan, which seems to us to be a misplaced use of funds in a time of great scarcity," the letter says.

Major literary names including Salman Rushdie, Art Spiegelman and Mario Vargas Llosa are protesting the planned $300m restructuring of the iconic Fifth Avenue branch of the New York Public Library, saying it is "a misplaced use of funds in a time of great scarcity".

While that is a worthwhile endeavor, it's a misplaced use of your limited energy.

Finally, I want to link this misplaced use of Walsh/NCTQ and the first point above.

The controversy seems to regard the misplaced use of the word 'fraud' or 'forgery' since it may have been a repaired text, a copy of the Septuagint based upon Origen's Hexapla, a text which has been rejected for centuries because of its lineage from Eusebius who introduced Arian doctrine into the courts of Constantine I and II.

A total of 5039 out of 599 535 SNP (0.84%) was identified as probably misplaced using this procedure.

Only one strain of P. uotolensis was misplaced using the sequence information of the partial rnl gene.

Finally, we show that the vehicle capacity constructed to mitigate LOS may contravene the goals and aspirations of many communities in California, as well as the state's goals for GHG reductions, and is unlikely to solve the congestion problem caused by misplaced land use development.

Accordingly, it is misplaced to use the values of the statistics under permutation.

Concerns about voyeurism, he argued, were misplaced: "I used the women's rest room for twenty-three yeand, and I used the men's rest room for ten years.

I counted the volumes on my twenty-foot-long modernist bookshelf to make sure that none had been misplaced or used as kindling by my subtenant.