Sentence examples for misuse in a from inspiring English sources

Yesterday, Mr. Hynes said the ruling helped make clear that people "cannot misuse in a criminal way the electoral process in New York State".

In a conference call on Wednesday, five artificial intelligence researchers representing the companies said they thought the technology would be a major force in the world for social and economic benefits, but they acknowledged the potential for misuse in a wide variety of ways.

Which is ironic, considering that Comic Sans was created precisely to solve the problem of a different font's misuse in a wrong context, yet this is exactly what would happen to it, on a massive scale, in years to come.

This study estimates the prevalence of BZD misuse in a methadone program, and provides information on the characteristics of BZD users compared to non-users.

We identified predictors of opioid misuse in a cohort of opioid-treated patients with chronic pain who were enrolled in a primary care-based disease management program.

The patients' academic achievement, including behavioral problems (many/some or none), were assessed at entry together with hopelessness (one item yes/no) and alcohol and drug misuse in a semi-structured interview by a psychiatrist.

To present "Misuse" in an "alternative, grungy environment" would miss the point, he said.

To our knowledge, this is the first study to prospectively examine the effects of multi-discplinary pain management on the outcomes of pain, disability, depression, and substance misuse in an academic primary care practice caring for a wide range of patients.

This long, complicated sentence is replete with words, and this one — "replete" — is misused in a distracting way.

But it is taking on an entire branch of the United States armed forces, contending that one of the band's songs was misused in a commercial shown in some markets during the Super Bowl.

Yes, Penny is right that "Check your privilege" is, at root, a benign concept, but Mensch is right that sometimes it is abused and misused in a way to suggest that personal experience trumps all.