Sentence examples for would be misused from inspiring English sources

There is reason to believe that the data would be misused.

Many senators feared that the funds would be misused by the government to buy support ahead of next year's congressional elections.

In the past, some child-resistant caps were so hard to open that adults left such tops off altogether, increasing the risk that products would be misused.

In 2006, a donors' conference raised $5.2 billion for the country, but less than a third of that was delivered because of fears that the money would be misused or siphoned off by corruption.

Peter Neufeld, a criminal defense lawyer and DNA specialist, warned that the new tool would be misused by the police "to find an excuse to arrest people just so you can get their biological specimen".

Many critics say it would be misused, as was its predecessor, by an often corrupt, politicized police force to harass and jail political dissenters, journalists and minorities, particularly Muslims.

While the Army supported this proposal, the Navy successfully argued against its implementation, claiming that transporting troops and cargo would be misusing Australia's only active aircraft carrier, and would prevent Melbourne from participating in several major multi-national exercises.

LG Chem Michigan said in a statement that it had put reforms in place that would ensure that federal money would not be misused going forward.

The official emphasized that most of the initial action would have to come from India, which must first reassure Washington that high-technology materials would not be misused or re-exported.

It's true that these young men and women were volunteers, but they presumably signed up in the belief that they would not be misused as instruments of a reckless and incompetent foreign policy.

Also, in these enlightened times, spying on American citizens could never be a force for anything but the purest goodwill, and would never ever be misused in any way shape or form.