Sentence examples similar to misused ability from inspiring English sources

Another problem, in the ECJ's view, is the directive's failure to "lay down any objective criterion" to ensure that national authorities do not misuse their ability to access to citizens' personal comms data for overreaching data-fishing expeditions.

Each season, Clark gained insight into how not to misuse his abilities from the kryptonite-mutated villains that used them for crime.

But it adds that the system in which they operate is ultimately responsible for their ability to misuse their power.

Mr Bush's moral agenda and anti-terrorist legislation, while seemingly sensible responses to current trends, may easily be misused to undermine the ability of the opposition to voice an opinion effectively.

It's an interesting turn for the company: Given that the mass-action tweeting ability has been so hugely misused, it's a wonder why Twitter ever allowed it in the first place.

It is commonly misused as a performance enhancement drug because of its ability to enhance muscular strength.

The union has complained that the company misused a force majeure clause -- which gives it the ability to lay off workers during times of extreme distress.

The community "remains skeptical and cynical about our ability to implement our redevelopment plans because these men misused our campus for so long," Flanz said in a letter to the court.

We have a greater ability to manipulate nature than ever before, and this immense power can be (and is) disastrous if misused.

"Federal experts believe that, as of now, the ability to misuse fingerprint data is limited," the agency explained.

OPM downplayed the danger of stolen fingerprint records, saying the ability to misuse the data is currently limited.