Sentence examples for nefarious use from inspiring English sources
Some items, such as bulldozers and crop-dusters, certainly could be put to nefarious use.
She wakes, of course, freshly determined to ensure that CRISPR is not put to nefarious use.
The sheer number of betrayals and deals made in bad faith is, at times, dizzying; rarely have terms like "nationhood" and "justice" been put to such nefarious use.
Notebooks also included tips for putting familiar objects to nefarious use, like converting a hand set for a radio-controlled toy boat into a remote detonator.
Rather, it has tried to strike a balance, suggesting that they publish enough information to encourage further understanding and responsible research, but not enough to allow the researchers' methods to be put to nefarious use.
Her project would have been more daring, and perhaps more artistically complete, if she'd put everything online, posing the question of who would be at fault if someone made nefarious use of the information.
They may also have concerns about its more nefarious uses enabling gambling or drug dealing.
The music of Richard Wagner has probably been put to many unusual, sometimes nefarious, uses.
Instead they are assuming that some people knew about Heartbleed and have been either quietly exploiting the vulnerability or using it to hoover up personal data for later nefarious uses.
Odd Job, Goldfinger's enforcer and "a uniquely dreadful person," drew his deadly missile of a bowler hat from Fleming's knowledge of the nefarious uses to which British intelligence services made of everyday headgear.
Now, thanks to digital technology, image manipulation is available to everyone, and nefarious uses are becoming far more widespread.In around one in 75 insurance claims, photos documenting property damage have been fraudulently retouched, says Eugene Nealon of Nealon Affinity Partners, a company based in London that advises insurers.
