Sentence examples for to be misused from inspiring English sources

However, he cautioned, "assigning numbers has an incredible potential to be misused".

If the Reserve continue to be misused, soldiers will vote with their feet when they get home.

The firm said it was proud of how authentic its products look but never intended them to be misused.

The fact that MF Global's executives permitted customer funds to be misused does not mean that the regulator or the regulatory system failed.

"If you just buy the computer and don't guide them on the computer, of course it's going to be misused," Ms. Ross said.

The S.E.C. did not charge the company with tipping the customers improperly but cited the potential for analysts' changing views to be misused.

A Guardian investigation earlier this year found that intra-articular corticosteroids continue to be "misused" by some within the industry, despite significant efforts to curb their prevalence.

Liberty's view is that a power to search that confers such a broad discretion as section 44 is almost bound to be misused.

"Over-the-counter antibiotics are more likely to be misused," he added, increasing the likelihood of resistance and the spread of resistant bacteria to others.

— Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, President of Iran "It is unacceptable for the platform of the General Assembly of the United Nations to be misused in this way".

Two Senate committees wanted to know how Zuckerberg had allowed the data of tens of millions Americans to be misused an oversight that may have tilted the outcome of a Presidential election which went unaddressed for years.