Sentence examples for misused at from inspiring English sources

Photoshop, he said, is "a great tool" — and one that is only misused at times.

For years, the conventional wisdom has been that Franklin was badly misused at Columbia, forced to contend with rigid arrangements, unnecessary effects, and tired standards.

Several educators contacted for this article considered the subject of A.D.H.D. so controversial — the diagnosis was misused at times, they said, but for many children it is a serious learning disability — that they declined to comment.

You need to feel alienated at the store, used and misused at the register, and then elated when the finished product finally plops down on the passenger seat of your Ford Probe and you drive home for a bit of solitary listening.

What's also crystal clear is that rules and systems designed to protect and control personal data, combined with active enforcement of those rules and robust security to safeguard systems, are absolutely essential to prevent people's information being misused at scale in today's hyperconnected era.

On the economic front is a growing scandal over dubious connections and misused funds at a national investment fund, 1MDB, that Mr Najib launched and which is now burdened with $12 billion of debts.

All right, these last two--and there certainly are others to which this might apply--tend to be misused or at least misplaced.

A study published earlier this year claimed that one in four American teenagers have misused medications at least once a 33percentt increase from 2008 and OxyContin has been leading the charge.

Now people have added laptops, smartphones and tablets to their arsenals, and they're using — or perhaps misusing — them at work, at home and in trains, planes, hotels and coffeehouses.

But many Afghans are angry at the way in which this aid is being misused and resentful at some of the patronising attitudes of some foreigners.

Germans tend to forget that, for more than 60 years, our government has not misused citizens' data — at least not on a scale that could in any way invoke memories of a totalitarian past.