Sentence examples for abuse of one from inspiring English sources

Elizabeth Gershoff ("Report on Physical Punishment in the United States") and Susan Bitensky ("Corporal Punishment of Children") have recently summarized the data: physical punishment does not work; it makes things worse at every developmental level (it is associated with delinquency, antisocial behavior, abuse of one's own children later on and so forth); and there are effective alternatives.

My strongest impression is that the abuse of one's prose feels like an assault on one's mind.

It starts out as a tale of four friends in New York, but rapidly darkens as we learn about the childhood abuse of one of the characters.

Hell!" 2012: Levski Sofia say their fans' racial abuse of one of their own players was "a misunderstanding … we are certain that skin colour does not interest our fans".

To a much less murderous proposition: that domestic abuse of one kind or another is not as overwhelmingly a gender issue – men against women – as you may be forgiven for assuming.

Leonard sentenced Clifford to four and a half years in prison for his abuse of one victim alone – a 15-year-old girl who was left traumatised by a long campaign of sexual abuse.

Beginning this discussion can prove a positive step in setting the direction for changing the landscape of youth sports from one of abnormal abuse to one of positive development of children through the power of sports.

F. Scott Hess says he was paid well for the use -- and abuse -- of one of his works: "I had an 8 1/2 foot tall piece in Ridley Scott's 'Someone to Watch Over Me.' It was in a murder scene, filmed on the Queen Mary.

Eliasson barely hides his frustration and anger about the global neglect and abuse of the one resource without which, he believes, there can be no peace or development.

McAfee says that the growth of "dubious" content distribution networks — or the abuse of legitimate ones — is seeing a big spike in certificate authorities (aka CA — used to make secure connections over the internet) being piggybacked by malicious applications.

His eyes dart as his head of security receives a torrent of abuse from one of the 38 punters refused entry at the door during the evening.