Sentence examples for subject to misuse from inspiring English sources

They write that Johnson's "legacy has been subject to misuse and exploitation", and that "it has become almost a sport to claim" a Johnson photo or guitar.

Unless the name Long Island is protected by appellation status, it is, Mr. Olsen-Harbich fears, "a marketing term subject to misuse".

"This is leading to excess pills in the community, which are subject to misuse," says Chad Brummett, director of pain research at the University of Michigan Medical School.

Humanitarian intervention can be seen as a moral duty to protect but it is also subject to misuse as a front for imperialism without regard to international law.

I've tried to protect my contributors, Your Honor, and I've also tried to protect the public's right to link to source materials without being subject to misuse of the statutes.

For instance, publishing only "specific insights" instead of the whole genome, like the mutations responsible for the virus's virulence, is no less subject to misuse, while their demands for policies for controlling dissemination of dual-use information do not consider recent efforts in this area by scientific organizations, government and journal editors.

These letters have been subject to widespread misuse and have never received proper oversight.

There are limited options for those who strive to increase the intake of women into engineering while the people they are trying to inspire are subject to blatant misuse of the title by the likes of BT, which still insists on calling its technicians engineers.

Unless students have a clear understanding of the epistemological strengths and limitations of established scientific inquiry, they become subject to the misuse of scientific data as political or ideological weapons.

Although it is subject to much misuse, misunderstanding and confusion (Sijtsma 2009; Yang and Green 2011), Cronbach's alpha has for a long time been the most widely used quality indicator test statistics measure (e.g., Novick and Lewis 1967).

During Wednesday's council meeting, some members quizzed police officials about the tactics used, saying they are concerned that the city could be subject to lawsuits for misuse of force.