Sentence examples for misused as a from inspiring English sources

But this right is often misused as a tool of naked protection, particularly by America.

The software, some educators say, can be misused as a surrogate for meaningful connection between families and schools.

This might be an orderly process, or it could be misused as a license to dump the hard to educate in regular public schools.

These negotiations should not be misused as a party congress," said Brok, the Brexit spokesman for the largest centre-right group in the European parliament.

Most communities located on the river from the Himalayas to the Bay of Bengal in Bangladesh lack proper sewage treatment facilities, and the river has for years "been misused as a convenient sink for raw waste," said Sundd.

As a Muslim, I felt frustrated as I tried to reason my way through how a religion of peace and brotherhood could be misused as a catalyst for murder.

Women's intellectual and supposed physical inferiority were also misused as an irrelevant bar to most occupations, he held.

Armenia's sizable diaspora — estimated at more than seven million — in the United States, France and elsewhere is alarmed that the new warmth may be misused as an excuse to forgive and forget in Turkey, where even uttering the words Armenian genocide can be grounds for prosecution.

Trump's Mussolini-gate was misused as an opportunity to call the guy stupid or dangerous in a brown-shirt sort of way.

However, its application and interpretation tend to vary among different laboratories, and results are often misused as an assessment of airspace diameter or airspace size [5] [7].

Nothing is to be gained and a great deal will be lost if the term quality of life (which has been misused as an umbrella term in the past) is abandoned and replaced with the term health status.