Sentence examples for quite misused from inspiring English sources
I realize this is a loaded statement that has been quite misused to blanket the argument.
Quite naturally the misused body will start to protest against these abuses by becoming lame or painful or both.
For example, if we are to measure every aspect of a student's engagement in a course, academically and otherwise then the data collected could quite easily be misused for any purposes.
Now the answers to (b): There is extensive evidence that dietary supplements can, if misused, be quite dangerous.
Coming on the back of the detention of David Miranda, it seems that the UK government is using, and quite likely misusing, laws to intimidate journalists and silence its critics.
(Quite frequently the term "capacity" is misused for mutual information).
But it's quite a leap to suggest that because something is harmful when misused, it mustn't be used at all.
I think to release the raw data as it comes up, you could see silly sceptics misusing it quite badly.
Sure, it might sound a bit odd that a new, long-distance relationship could fizzle because a tiny icon was misused, yet these types of messaging miscommunications happen often (though perhaps not quite as comically).
BT broadband gets misused.
