Sentence examples for which could be misused from inspiring English sources

The clock is meant to convey the threats we face not only from nuclear weapons, but also from climate change and the potential unintended consequences of genetic engineering, which could be misused by those seeking to create bioweapons.

"The section on NPS in our recent annual report describes trends over the period 2009 to 2012 in a range of emerging substances including former pharmaceutical or therapeutic drugs which could be misused and substances which have subsequently become controlled drugs".

Apart from the difficulties of data collection in conflict zones should be added the fear, often justifiable, of providing information which could be misused in the future.

"We need to instill the highest ethical standards in our scientists at the very beginning of their careers, especially those with access to substances and facilities which could be misused," Üzümcü told the meeting.

In the Topics in Human Genetics class, I was introduced to ways in which data could be misused.

Randi Weingarten, president of the American Federation of Teachers, said that her union also had concerns about the president's enthusiasm for data systems, which she said could be misused, but that she would give the new administration the benefit of the doubt.

The as-yet unpublished papers, which are under review at Nature and Science, will be changed to minimize the risks that they could be misused by would-be bioterrorists.

She worries that personal data could be misused.

Moreover, help for space programmes could be misused to develop longer-range missiles.

(The reason was both bureaucracy and the possibility that graphite could be misused for weapons).

Activists paint a Big Brother scenario where the information collected could be misused.