Sentence examples for rather misuse from inspiring English sources

However, such multiple therapy regimens have not been very successful in clinical practice, since the overuse or rather misuse of antibacterial agents have resulted in the emergence of antibiotic-resistant strains which is the prime cause of treatment failure apart from potential side effects [4], [5].

Oil, or rather the misuse of oil money, has been the downfall of Nigeria.

Shelke of the Institute of Food Technologists concedes that the term is problematic, but traces the issue to differing perceptions rather than misuse.

More importantly, because it was still classed under the Medicines Act rather than Misuse of Drugs, the police were equally clueless.

Tasmania's opiate security measures have been so successful that heroin is virtually unavailable on the island, which has created a rather ironic misuse of prescription opiates.

If a case involving a non-digital phone network could be applied to smartphones, what technologies might an Apple precedent be applied to, three or four decades from now? (The N.S.A. used, or rather promiscuously misused, another pen-register case from the same era to justify its bulk data collection).

But by using, or rather strategically misusing Facebook's Ads Manager tool, one can find reasonably accurate and up-to-date info on, for example, Somalian migrants to the Chicago metro area versus outside the city.

In this way, stronger thromboprophylaxes can be given to patients of confirmed VTE risk, rather than misused to become risk factors for bleeding.

Judge Mac Eochaidh said offences may relate to theft of information and its misuse rather than to physical property but that assumptions could not be made that it took place in Hawaii.

Available evidence-based treatments provide for single problems (e.g. depression or alcohol misuse) rather than the comorbidity with which clients typically present [ 7].

The exact causes for this are unclear but may be due to a multitude of small chronic comorbidities such as smoking, obesity, poor nutrition, alcohol abuse, drug misuse rather than severe chronic ill health.