Sentence examples for abuse implies from inspiring English sources
This rate of undiagnosed abuse implies a ratio of 3.3 undiagnosed abusers per diagnosed abuser in the USA.
Substance abuse implies a sustained pattern of use resulting in impairment of the person's social or occupational functioning.
The label Substance Abuse implies an intervention directed to the harmful consequences of the binges, how to avoid them, and the substitution of other less dangerous recreational activities.
"It is not just a term that describes something (such as a Gothic cathedral), it is also almost inevitably a term of abuse, implying that something is dark, barbarous, gloomy and macabre," she wrote.
Edwin Feulner, the foundation's president, uses "New Deal" and "Great Society" as terms of abuse, implying that he and his organization want to do away with the institutions Franklin Roosevelt and Lyndon Johnson created.
The 30-year-old responded to abuse implying he was not trying after last Saturday's defeat by Bolton.
Her fault lies in extrapolating broad cultural judgments from context-specific abuses, implying that Islam and Arab culture writ large are have toxically combined to create a hopelessly backward region that "treats half of humanity like animals".
The lowest levels of discomfort were expressed by males within the categories of non- perceived abuse, thereby implying a high level of tolerance regarding violent conduct within their relationships, and thus also supposing great risk.
Pairing her own stunning debut with that of the "Somersault" writer and director Cate Shortland, Ms. Cornish plays Heidi, an unhappy 16-year-old whose unblinking sexual knowledge of the adult male implies abuse that the movie wisely never spells out.
Bullying implies abuse and intention to harm, and thus it has been defined as immoral (Gini et al., 2011); by contrast aggressive behavior may be considered a behavior that due to its social function can become natural among early adolescents, but does not imply the intention to harm.
