Sentence examples for abuse becoming from inspiring English sources

Or a victim of abuse becoming the abuser?

Mr Towler believes that powerful establishment figures prevented the abuse becoming public.

He also crusaded against drug abuse, becoming chairman of the parliamentary committee on drug misuse.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — A Roman Catholic bishop was found guilty on Thursday of failing to report suspected child abuse, becoming the first American bishop in the decades-long sexual abuse scandal to be convicted of shielding a pedophile priest.

She has become something of a symbol of multicultural Britain, telling Radio 4's Desert Island Discs on Sunday that despite racist abuse becoming part of her everyday life, "I love being British and I love living here".

Badham's central point was that by clicking on stolen naked images of Lawrence we were invading the actor's privacy and perpetuating her abuse, becoming – although she didn't quite put it this way – akin to Jimmy Savile, Stuart Hall and Gary Glitter.

Indeed, the Sri Lankan government has been roundly criticized for human rights abuses during the civil war and for those abuses becoming more regular and more extreme.

"As Domestic Abuse Goes Digital, Shelters Turn to Counter-Surveillance With Tor," George LeVines, Beta Boston — Digital surveillance as domestic abuse is becoming increasingly common.

Emotional abuse is becoming an epidemic in our country and experts say it can be even more harmful than physical abuse.

Sonia Faleiro, a prize-winning Indian journalist, said that abuse was becoming more direct and more overt.

So sexist abuse is becoming a profit-and-loss issue for social media companies.