Sentence examples for misuse led from inspiring English sources

Their widespread misuse led to the collapse of AIG, the insurance giant that confidently wrote billions in credit default insurance on CDOs and wound up a ward of the state.

This study sought to evaluate the impact and safety of the introduction of a general practitioner with a special interest (GPsi) in substance misuse led methadone prescribing service into a UK prison between 2003 and 2010.

"Alcohol misuse leads to employees coming into work in poor form, hung over, which can cause a reduction in productivity and increase risk of accidents in the work place," she said.

It's a phenomenon that has caused spiralling rates of HIV, and prompted David Stuart – substance misuse lead at 56 Dean Street, a drug charity based in London's Soho – to describe GHB and GBL as the "most dangerous drugs on the planet".

It's a phenomenon that has caused spiraling rates of HIV, and prompted David Stuart substance misuse lead at 56 Dean Street, a drug charity based in London's Soho to describe GHB and GBL as the "most dangerous drugs on the planet".

Dan Stewart, head of international marketing at Oxford Dictionaries, said the publisher had "filtered out words marked as vulgar and offensive in our dictionaries, but this wasn't enough to prevent the misuse which led to the results being unusable".

As much as we value our "fabric moments" we can't ignore the fact that substance misuse has led to two deaths.

Nonetheless, their misuse has led to an increase in diseases in humans and domestic animals worldwide [1].

Abuse or misuse can lead to death, even in small amounts," warned Dr. Sharma and Dr. Taylor.

Alcohol misuse can lead to high blood pressure, strokes and cancers.

Misuse can lead to dependence and addiction, but that could be said about any number of prescription medications, and this alone does not justify cessation or curtailment of the appropriate use of stimulants for people who use them responsibly.