Sentence examples for abuse exposure from inspiring English sources

Since Ward appeared in the ITV documentary that first unveiled Savile's sexual abuse, Exposure: The Other Side of Jimmy Savile, in October 2012, hundreds of people have come forward making allegations against the DJ to Operation Yewtree, the investigation launched by the Metropolitan Police Service in the wake of the revelations.

"Unstable upbringing including, but not limited to, time spent [being] 'looked after', exposure to drug and alcohol abuse, lack of attendance at school, lack of familial presence or support, victim of neglect and/or abuse, exposure to familial criminal behaviour" are all deemed to be mitigating factors.

Early risk exposures (trauma, abuse, exposure to parental active illness), psychological risk processes, and biological markers can be mapped to the emerging clinical course through parallel studies.

And youth education specialists have long documented how Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) — a range of early life hardships including domestic abuse, exposure to violence, and neglect — can predict low academic performance.

Interpersonal abuse exposure is a significant public health threat for women [ 1– 31].

First, given that 11%% of study participants reported baseline abuse exposure, our findings underscore a need for increased awareness of the prevalence and health significance of abuse exposure among health care providers who care for post-menopausal women.

"The significant factors in Cambodia that increase perpetration of intimate partner violence can be linked to alcohol abuse, media exposure that may normalise or condone violence against women, witnessing or exposure to violence as a child, and level of education," says Erin Bourgois, manager of the Ending Violence against Women Programme at the Asia Foundation.

Emotional abuse meant exposure to behaviour such as harshness and name-calling from parents.

The official verdict: "congestion of the brain" brought on by alcohol abuse and exposure.

Just forty-nine lived to see the end of the war, enduring starvation, disease, physical abuse, and exposure.

Though all of the women endured the horrors of starvation, disease, physical abuse, and exposure, it was the youngest and oldest who succumbed in the largest numbers.