Sentence examples for misuse more from inspiring English sources

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.

Thus, one could investigate which of the two markers constitutes a better marker for the illness and may, therefore, be more suitable for differentiating the most severe patients (e.g., those with substance misuse, more suicide attempts and a more severe course of illness).

And nowhere, it seems, is their misuse more dramatic than in the modern military.

There were interesting and previously unreported differences in public views of risk factors for each disorder studied, with genetic factors rated as most important in autism but psychosocial factors predominating in bipolar disorders and substance misuse more often rated as a risk factor for schizophrenia.

The current screening tool being assessed in the RCT only advises service personnel to visit the WO if their symptoms are mild, as defined by scoring on or above the threshold for depression, anxiety, PTSD or alcohol misuse; more severe symptoms (scoring higher on the screening measures) would result in personnel being advised to visit the MO.

The charges accused him of misusing more than $2 million.

The Federal Bureau of Investigation and federal prosecutors in New York are also examining how the firm misused more than a billion dollars of customer money, which has not been recovered.

Judge Edmund G. Fitzgerald Jr. of Yonkers City Court has been disbarred for misusing more than $9,000 in a client's account in 1990, when the judge was practicing law.

Photo: Federal prosecutors have charged Efrain González Jr., shown on the Senate floor yesterday, with misusing more than $400,000 budgeted for charities.

She was named the senior commissioner tasked with overseeing the agency's enforcement division as it investigates MF Global, the brokerage firm that blew up in October 2011 after misusing more than $1 billion in customer money.

An Italian businessman who was accused last year by the entrepreneur Ron Burkle of misusing more than $1 million he had put up for investments was arrested on Tuesday and charged with fraud and money laundering.