Sentence examples for a consequence of abuse from inspiring English sources

But this work is largely successful, with fewer children dying as a consequence of abuse and neglect compared to other countries.

Another woman emphasised that victimisation is often considered a consequence of abuse, and that she did not want to think of herself as a victim.

This not only negates their right to be free from violence, but also undermines their right to an education, as many drop out and/or underperform as a consequence of abuse.

It's a consequence of abusing the trust of the company you work for.

It is worth noting that none of victims died as a consequence of their abuse and this denotes that the abuses were not severe enough to cause death.

Nearly one fifth of cases had hymenal tears i.e. lost their virginity and another 12.5% had illegal pregnancy as a consequence of sexual abuse including incest.

As a consequence of previous abuse of hypotheses, Du Châtelet notes that many in her own century have entirely shied away from their use or at least claim to have done so which they regard as (quoting Newton) the "poison of reason and the plague of philosophy" (IP §55).

The expanding definition of "life" or "alive" is not only a consequence of joyful abuse of language and metaphors, but also the outcome of an increasingly able gaze upon the things that make -- and with which we make -- the world we supposedly know.

On the one hand, internalizing disorders may be the result of previously existing problems with sexuality and/or as a consequence of sexual abuse.

Equally, in rodents, greater premature responding for up to 2 weeks after chronic methamphetamine exposure suggests premature responding can also be a consequence of methamphetamine abuse (5).

Pregnancies are often not a result of choices made by the girls themselves but a consequence of sexual abuse, parental absence and poverty.