Sentence examples for typically misuse from inspiring English sources

Whenever a new technology arrives we typically misuse it.

Major labels have typically misused unconventional or Internet-viral talent, but Cardi's début album, "Invasion of Privacy," which was released earlier this month, signals that perhaps they are developing better strategies.

Anabolic androgenic steroids, such as stanozolol, are typically misused by athletes during preparation for competition.

But typically, we misuse it, over-simplify it, and wedge into places and situations where it doesn't belong.

However, ANNs can easily be misused, typically because their limitations are not well understood [ 14, 15].

Some of the most creative contemporary moral theologians -- Stanley Hauerwas of Duke University, for instance -- are pacifists, while those who remain adherents of just-war theory are highly sensitive to its misuses and therefore typically emphasize the tight constraints it puts on the use of military force.

It is commonly misused, as people typically confuse it with "raising the question".

The exception to this was public health discourse which took a strong stance against the non-medical use of MPH typically viewed as a form of prescription abuse or misuse.

The clauses typically absolve manufacturers of responsibility for any errors or misuse.

One advantage is that buprenorphine can relieve withdrawal symptoms while delivering less of a "high". Another is that people are less likely to misuse this drug because increasing the dose typically will not provide more euphoria.

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