Sentence examples for typically misused from inspiring English sources
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.
Whenever a new technology arrives we typically misuse it.
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].
It is commonly misused, as people typically confuse it with "raising the question".
There is much about her that might provoke middle-class snobbery: her typically estuary disregard for grammar, for instance, all double negatives and misused verbs.
The practice is so new that some immigration authorities said they were unaware it was even happening and did not typically provide extra scrutiny to ensure these types of marriages were not misused to secure citizenship.
No such sense of glamour and unearned, misused power is present in most 20th-century fictional portrayals of the press, where hacks typically toil pointlessly and joylessly (from Nathanael West's Miss Lonelyhearts to Michael Frayn's Towards the End of the Morning).
The faculties of perception, memory, testimony, introspection, reasoning, and so on, typically generate beliefs on the basis of sufficient evidence, and we usually regard these faculties as malfunctioning, maladjusted, or misused when they generate beliefs in other ways.
