Sentence examples for perhaps misuse from inspiring English sources

Nearby is the venerable Town Hall, potentially one of the city's best concert halls, languishing with underuse, or perhaps misuse.

Knowledge is power, and the number of fallible human beings who possess it – and perhaps misuse or mislay it – could soar.

"Can I tell you a secret?" replied Berlusconi – perhaps misusing that final word just a touch.

The first three are promising young Australian players, Jeggo and Goodwin in particular perhaps misused or underutilised at their previous clubs and if fit should add real depth to United's squad.

You could see "The Lord of the Rings" as a kind of rescue operation, saving the Nordic myths from misuse — perhaps even saving Wagner from himself.

If residents are somehow misusing them, perhaps consumer education is in order.

T-Pain's musical success is at least partially attributable to a seemingly unparalleled mastery of the vocoder, a computerized voice manipulation device that is often used (and, perhaps more often, misused) by artists across genres.

The director of public prosecutions will now consider the charges brought in the US against Gary McKinnon and assess whether he should prosecuted in this country, perhaps under the Computer Misuse Act.

And there were no legal penalties for misuse — and perhaps unsurprisingly the report also revealed all intelligence agencies had dealt with cases of inappropriate access of BPDs.

Perhaps contemporary Western societies' misuse of the term "diaspora" to describe any national groups' geographic migration is changing the meaning of the word.

But perhaps the most unconscionable misuse of our people in my book has been to transform the Army Reserves and National Guard units into full-time soldiers.