Sentence examples for through misuse of from inspiring English sources

The company has been held up to public censure on "60 Minutes" for its part in the deaths and illnesses (through misuse of the formula) of African children.

His crusade is a measure of the pent-up anger, especially among the young, springing from the manner in which politicians of all hues are taking the country for a ride through misuse of office and naked corruption.

Then, he writes, there are the ones at the top of some institutions that made billions of dollars disappear in the last 12 months through misuse of numbingly complex derivative products.

As proving memorisation is fraught with difficulty and performance is assessed throughout all parts of the test, East Asian test takers attempt to improve their performance through misuse of this characteristic.

This cynical process is the antithesis of legitimate local control, and it's bad public policy: the local regulatory structure was overridden by a self-interested group of investors from someplace else who managed to rezone their land through misuse of the initiative process.

Thousands, even millions of lives were ruined through the misuse of such information.

"And we can do that without our children being stigmatized, without our young people being profiled through the misuse of stop-and-frisk".

"To do anything less is to accept that the events of 11 September could be repeated on an even larger scale through the misuse of the science and technology we generate for peaceful purposes".

However, we also recognize that the timing of this destruction will determine whether we continue to live with the risk of the disease re-emerging through deliberate misuse of the virus by others.

This study determined that the young male (aged 16 25) is most at risk, mainly through the misuse of petrol.

"Specifically, for six months my office has been investigating who perpetrated a massive scheme to corrupt the FCC's notice and comment process through the misuse of enormous numbers of real New Yorkers' and other Americans' identities.