Sentence examples similar to usually misused from inspiring English sources
It does get misused, usually because somebody just loves it.
Resistance to AZT, when it is misused, usually takes weeks to develop.
But Lessig and company are equally plausible when they suggest that the copyright laws that protect the Helprin family's intellectual property can be misused, usually by lawyered-up corporations, to block the kind of creative borrowing and reworking that early generations of artists took for granted.
Shoe polish is usually flammable, can be toxic, and, if misused, can stain skin.
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.
Even when they have won it has usually been followed by a stern-faced Van Gaal complaining about the way they have misused the ball.
BT broadband gets misused.
"The word is often misused.
Anything can be misused".
