Sentence examples for Resort to abuse from inspiring English sources

Feel free to express your views robustly, but please treat others with respect and don't resort to abuse.

Human Rights Watch said it feared that a government desperate to empty the camps might resort to abuse and violence.

And then there are those who just resort to abuse: claiming the sexist taunt is totally accurate or making similar, or even more abusive comments themselves.

Until security forces and government officials have a reasonable expectation that their misconduct will land them in court, the temptation to resort to abuse, violence, and corruption will be hard to resist.

Farage said: "When you lose an argument, you tend to resort to abusing your opponents.

"When you lose an argument in politics you resort to abusing your opponent and we have seen quite a bit of this towards UKIP recently".

For many, the image served as a reminder that more than two years after Egypt's uprising, the Interior Ministry remains one of the country's many recalcitrant institutions, unreformed by Egypt's new leaders and saddled with poorly trained officers who resort quickly to abuse.

But some people are very volatile and some do resort to verbal abuse, intimidation, and occasionally, physical violence.

The Care Leavers Foundation's Janet Rich seems to think that Scott's case was not particularly special: "If you're put into one of those hostels at 16 or 17, you can end up living with older vulnerable people who have drug problems, and so many of these teenagers resort to substance abuse themselves.

Men who lose their status in their communities or families due to armed conflict are more likely to resort to alcohol abuse and to engage in HRSB.

Some resort to sexual abuse and rape just to prove that they are more powerful than women and because they do not want to accept the changes.