| This is a much abused term, often misemployed to refer to any very wet piece of ground. |
| We will focus on the relationship between all the terms we hear, which are usually misemployed. |
| Like people without disabilities, persons with disabilities who are misemployed express greater dissatisfaction in their work. |
| The main premise of the authors that flows throughout the book is that the Japanese submarine force was often misemployed by the Imperial staff. |
| Further, in misemploying their talent in this manner he has by necessity misemployed the whole of their beings. |
| The inevitable consequence was that they were misemployed by a staunchly traditional Admiralty, unwilling to accept the need for change. |
