Sentence examples for misuser from inspiring English sources
noun
A person who misuses something.
In an all too common week, I have had a drug misuser threaten me, I've been screamed at by an elderly woman for not being able to source a discontinued medication and I've been called incompetent because I've taken longer than 41 seconds to complete a clinical check and hand out a prescription to a patient.
Modeled after the famous evangelist Aimee Semple McPherson, Eli is cunning, devious and ambitious, a gifted misuser of words that mislead and delude those who heed them.
His contribution is perhaps symbolised by the smiles that the mention of his name brings to people working with alcohol and drug misusers in the city centre, as well as those in parishes from Stoke to Henley on Thames.
Changing trends in drug dependency," he said, "mean that a balanced treatment system, with sufficient ambition that offers appropriate interventions to meet different needs, requires a confident workforce that is able to deliver a range of treatments based on what is most likely to work for individual drug misusers".
The scheme will now be extended to all other substance misusers – including alcohol – across the Mercia district.
Aids was still confined largely to particular groups such as homosexuals and drug misusers, but it could spread more widely in the general population, as it had in Africa, unless people changed their behaviour and took the necessary precautions.
Our focus on physical health has resulted in increased identification of health issues for substance misusers, for example in encouraging engagement with TB or BBV screening and treatment.
At least prescription drug misusers who get pharmaceuticals from doctors receive drugs of a known dose and purity, far from the case with street heroin or pills.
OxyContin was initially marketed as less addicting than other opioids because of a special mechanism that made the tablet release the active ingredient slowly, a characteristic, it was assumed, that would make OxyContin unattractive to misusers who wanted a big jolt.
