Sentence examples for misuse has become from inspiring English sources

In some countries, misuse has become a problem among adolescents.

I wanted to catch the way phones and their uses (and misuses) have become something people genuinely do think about for hours a day.

By Cressida Leyshon March 27, 2017 "I wanted to catch the way phones and their uses (and misuses) have become something people genuinely do think about for hours a day".

That kind of misuse of the emergency services has become a huge issue.

On Thursday, Asensio & Company, an investment firm, faxed a letter to Eliot Spitzer, the New York attorney general, charging that misuse of the nano label has become a favorite tactic for fraudulent stock promotion.

Last week, an investment firm faxed a letter to Eliot Spitzer, the New York attorney general, charging that misuse of the nano label has become a favorite tactic for fraudulent stock promotion.

The study confirms that misuse of access to pharmaceuticals has become a key element in the coping strategies health personnel develop to deal with difficult living conditions.

Indeed, as with all true "cult" movies (a term that has become sorely misused of late), Scott Pilgrim's failure in theatres may prove merely a necessary precursor to its home-viewing resurrection as a die-hard fan-based favourite.

It won't be the first time a word has  become defunct through misuse or changing times.

They write that Johnson's "legacy has been subject to misuse and exploitation", and that "it has become almost a sport to claim" a Johnson photo or guitar.

For instance, although many people maintain that addiction would decline if drugs were legal in the United States, the misuse of legally sold prescription medications has become a bigger health problem than the sale of narcotics or cocaine.