Sentence examples for wrongful use from inspiring English sources

And also because -- for years and years, now - we have been reading news about global digital operators stockpiling personal data collected without control, leaving us at the mercy of those who would make wrongful use of them, like some American intelligence agencies (what if Mr. Putin, or some other future regime, ever did the same?).

And also because -- for years and years, now - we have been reading news about global digital operators stockpiling personal data collected without control, leaving us at the mercy of those who would make wrongful use of them, like some American intelligence agencies.

Joe Ricketts, the billionaire who contemplated a wrongful use of Wright, apparently didn't get that memo.

Congress is still wrestling with how to reduce the wrongful use of guns.

On Wednesday, October 4th, Dunn was charged by the California Attorney General with four felony counts: fraudulent wire communications, wrongful use of computer data, identity theft, and conspiracy.

In 2010 Time Weekly, a magazine in Guangdong province, reported on a case of apparent wrongful use of shuanggui against a police official.

The measures employed by the FBI were so extreme that, years later when they were revealed, the director of the agency publicly apologized for "wrongful uses of power".

He has reported on topics including wrongful convictions, police use of force and official wrongdoing and waste.

By the time the phrase "wrongful conviction" is used, legal remedies have often expired or are ignored by judges and prosecutors.

People generally so want to believe in happy endings that they don't carefully look at the (wrongful) means being used.

For example, the AP of AMs (54.9 ± 4.4 mm) was similar to that of CFs (55.9 ± 3.3 mm), which could lead to the wrongful assumption of using sex-specific implants for AMs.