Sentence examples similar to a victimization of from inspiring English sources

Children with victimization history were nearly 4 times as likely as children without a victimization history of returning to the PIRC within the two-year span.

The cartoon published Saturday, Feb. 16, depicts the ACLU taking the money and implies a second victimization of the students.

"It's the vestiges of a culture of victimization, of a culture that's tied to being in a ghetto," said Enrique Lopez, 38, an investment banker who has been in a steady relationship for two years but says he is not ready to marry.

"This is an insidious victimization of the elderly,' he adds.

Mr. Manthey contends that these expulsions amount to a sort of victimization of Germans roughly equivalent to the German victimization of the Poles themselves, or even the Jews.

Muniz and Soares conducted a mapping of victimization of police in Rio de Janeiro and observed that 93% of police officers were removed from the ostensible services to perform internal tasks due to physical disability.

However, additional concentration is due to repeated victimization of a minority of victims after the first victimization.

Of the children exposed to the violent victimization of a household member in 2010, 1.6 million were under age 12.

The sexual victimization of a child can be debilitating.

A history of sexual victimization of themselves occurred in almost 12% of the total group.

The CTS2 consists of 39 item pairs addressing both perpetration and victimization of a specific act of violence.