Sentence examples for undesirable uses from inspiring English sources

Free usage of Internet facilities can be limited to specific domains such as.edu,.ac.in, and.gov.in, to avoid undesirable uses.

On desirability, Kurzweil says he's considered an optimist, despite having written extensively about the potential undesirable uses for technology.

Undesirable uses of these data would include decreasing the number of searches for new faculty in genetics in response to funding travails.

"For years, the government has been looking for ways to counter the undesirable use of drones," GFA's founder and CEO, Sjoerd Hoogendoorn, said in a statement released to the media.

A Department of Health spokesman described them as an undesirable use of money and should only be adopted as a "last resort".

The purpose of this study was to obtain analytical data by combining several analytical techniques in order to prove the undesirable use of WEEE hidden in black polymeric FCAs sold on the European market.

First, certain elements of transportation infrastructure, such as highways and bus depots, are "locally undesirable land uses".

The technique, however, is slow with low throughput, making it undesirable for use in drug discovery; an automated patch clamp that uses disposable devices would be a most useful outcome.

But there is a difference between opposing a candidate's policies, and making the case to the public why they are wrong, harmful or otherwise undesirable, and using the institutions of democracy particularly a democracy as hard-won as Indonesia's to wage a procedural battle that disenfranchises voters and is solely intended to frustrate and damage a popularly-elected president.

Koschmann, et al. (1994) state that it would be undesirable to use CMC as the only means of communication in a collaborative task.

From lines four to seven, a Mis-U repair aims to correct the undesirable values using new values or filling new slots.