Sentence examples for repeated misuse from inspiring English sources

Despite repeated misuse of welfare data by both the government and the media, young people, at least so far, aren't buying it.

Never mind his standard and repeated misuse of the saying "the exception proves the rule" (it means that exceptional or rare cases test and confirm the rule, because the rule turns out to apply even in those cases).

Therefore, a wrong or inadequate information in such dictionaries could lead to incorrect term combinations, and memorizing could automatically lead to repeated misuse in the future.

Twitter users pointed out the repeated misuse of pronouns and implored the account to pay more attention to the way it discusses transgender characters.

All arguments about Pruitt's repeated misuse of staff as his own personal minions and go-fers aside, these new lotion revelations raise some serious questions.

Repeated misuse of these tissues can also initiate the inflammatory cascade, a further cause of pain [ 33].

And you will never convince any of those musicians that a word that for centuries has had one and only one precise meaning will, through repeated flagrant misuse, come to mean something else.

But the effect of witnessing repeated violence, misuse of resources, and human-rights violations doled out by a man who was originally called the country's liberator and uncle isn't so easily measured, and can produce a sense of powerlessness and a tendency toward internal division.

People who say that Gardasil has killed a hundred people and hurt tens of thousands are repeating a misuse of data to generate fear.

In the discrete parts industries, such as the auto industry, many product malfunctions are due to unanticipated dynamic interactions due to repeated use or misuse of components.

"It was a repeated pattern of misuse of the language or mispronunciation of the language that we were looking for," said Andrew LeFevre, a spokesman for the State Department of Education.