Meanings of use inappropriately in English

Developers shouldn't create software to do harm or which can be used inappropriately.

This could be used inappropriately for political posturing and goals.

That is so they will not be used inappropriately.

It says police were inconsistent in using force and making arrests, and teargas was used inappropriately.

Conclusion: The Atlanta definitions for acute pancreatitis are often used inappropriately, and alternative definitions are frequently applied.

She appears regularly on telly talking about fish oils, using inappropriately technical terms like 'limbic' to a lay audience.

Hydroxychloroquine and chloroquine have potentially severe and even deadly side effects if used inappropriately, including heart failure and toxicity.

The police Eagle helicopter is being used inappropriately and disturbing people in the middle of the night, a Christchurch resident says.

Ardern has asked Ministerial Services to investigate and make sure no taxpayer money was used inappropriately in the course of the relationship.

Choosing this drug could help prevent antibiotic resistance, in which bacteria become immune to certain antibiotics because they are used inappropriately, said Brogan.

It also says a $1,228 US-dollar advance was granted by the Ministry and then used inappropriately.

Providing take-home doses of medication is problematic because it allows drugs such as buprenorphine to be used inappropriately or sold on the black market.