Sentence examples for unintended use from inspiring English sources

As with many inventions, this one has an unintended use.

There is certainly some merit to this rule of thumb; some of the worst writing around suffers from inert verbs and the unintended use of the passive voice.

Another insider, Robert Hass, a former Smith & Wesson executive, testified that "the nature of the product demands that its distribution be handled in such a way as to minimize illegal and unintended use".

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We've contacted Google for comment on this somewhat alarming unintended use.

This in turn will not happen on the European standard and will certainly be considered as unintended use by the European registrant.

Hikma Pharmaceuticals has promised to put in place "concrete steps to restrict the supply of its products for unintended uses" following the disclosure by the legal action charity Reprieve that a wholly owned subsidiary in the US had sold injectable phenobarbital to the Arkansas prison service which was seeking to devise a new way of killing its death-row inmates.

The later descriptions of post- nightclub sex parties " I'll spare you the gory details, but there are some depressing references to unintended uses of baby oil " make much more sense knowing that the participants would've been feeling the euphoria and increased sexual desire that the drug can create.

When devices are introduced to the living room, there may be unintended uses".

As individuals and organizations leverage technology for intended and unintended uses, it becomes virtually impossible to foresee all threats and vulnerabilities that surface in the process.

However, in its negative sense of protection from coercive use, cognitive liberty can only partly account for unintended uses of emerging neurotechnology.