Sentence examples for persistent misuse of from inspiring English sources

"Their persistent misuse of scientific data contributes to public misinformation," his report complained.

Following an Ofcom investigation between October 1 2006 and May 10 2007, Barclaycard was found guilty of "the most serious case of persistent misuse" of silent calls the regulator had ever seen.

(The English translation is by Christine Barslund, with Mr. Petterson's help, and seems pitch-perfect, except for a persistent misuse of "like" for "as," which injects a slangier note than seems appropriate).

Ofcom's Claudio Pollack said three companies had been fined a total £1.5m since new powers were introduced to punish the "persistent misuse" of telephony - including silent or abandoned calls - and the fines had served as a deterrent.

Moreover, the persistent misuse and overuse of current antimicrobials can also be attributed to the lack of patient compliance [16 18].

"Taken as a whole this is the most serious case of persistent misuse by making silent and abandoned calls that Ofcom has ever investigated," said Ofcom's chief executive Ed Richards.

Although not made maliciously the watchdog said silent calls caused inconvenience and anxiety for thousands of people every month Ofcom's chief executive, Ed Richards, said: "Taken as a whole this is the most serious case of persistent misuse by making silent and abandoned calls that Ofcom has ever investigated.

Studies comparing substance users to non-substance users [ 8- 11] in psychosis have shown that persistent misuse in early course of illness is linked to higher readmission rates and more severe psychopathology [ 11- 13].

Her saintly reputation was gained for aiding Calcutta's poorest of the poor, yet it was undercut by persistent allegations of misuse of funds, poor medical treatments and religious evangelism in the institutions she founded.

In a written response to the Evening Standard Ms Allan said: "Arianne Plumbly was dismissed from her employment with Lucy Allan, MP in Telford, after four months' employment, for gross misconduct following misuse of the Parliamentary email system, persistent unauthorised absenteeism, refusal to follow a reasonable instruction and rudeness to residents".

"This was written long before the John Edwards thing broke," Mr. Clooney said of the persistent comparisons being made between Mr. Edwards, who was caught in a scandal over infidelity and the misuse of campaign funds, and the Morris character.