Sentence examples for misused when the from inspiring English sources

By their very nature, statistics can only be misused when the audience doesn't bother checking them.

In Oakland, an audit at the highest-performing charter schools in the state found that $3.8 million may have been misused when the founder hired his other businesses to do work for his charters.

LUCHINO VISCONTI'S melancholy epic "The Leopard" was grievously misused when it opened in the United States in 1963.

Compelling portraits of women during the Algerian war are misused when hung against a printed mural of unrelated mugshots.

But this pluralism can be misused, when a tiny minority (backed by big capital) demands the same rights of audience and representation – e.g. in the case of climate change – as the overwhelming majority of scientists.

The attorney general of the Northern Territory, John Elferink, has conceded paperless arrest laws were misused when police detained 59-year-old Kwementyaye Langdon, who later died in custody.

The faculties of perception, memory, testimony, introspection, reasoning, and so on, typically generate beliefs on the basis of sufficient evidence, and we usually regard these faculties as malfunctioning, maladjusted, or misused when they generate beliefs in other ways.

However, such rights should not be misused when they are essential to implement industry standards, which bring huge benefits to businesses and consumers alike," Competition Commissioner Joaquin Almunia said in statement released to Reuters on the subject.

However, it has been misused when a 10 mm deep loop electrode is used to remove lesions that extends into the endocervical canal (types 2 or 3 TZ).

In addition, many researchers were and are afraid that their findings could be stolen or misused when data are shared [ 29].

Both apps when misused wield the power to destroy reputations, and do so daily.