Sentence examples for abuse that would from inspiring English sources

It has produced a level of abuse that would shatter a more fragile ego.

There wasn't any abuse, that would be unacceptable but there's nothing wrong with a player showing a bit of passion.

That means it can withstand abuse that would turn ordinary consumer electronics gadgets into masses of useless plastic, glass and metal.

A judicial review of the exercise of that discretion by the undersigned has found no abuse that would warrant a contrary conclusion.

They run and squat on command, dodge turbocharged projectiles and routinely endure abuse that would set off lawsuits at any other job site.

At dinner parties in England, I would fear telling strangers my profession because of the inevitable barrage of abuse that would ensue.

The Obama administration wants a quick settlement over mortgage abuses that would let the banks off easy.

Human rights groups warn that Mr. Uribe's plans could lead to increased abuses that would mostly befall poor villagers who live in the areas where the fighting often takes place.

UPHD also sent a letter to Khan apologising for the disruption of its protest, but suggested Uber's business model resulted in "abuses that would be more fitting of Victorian era London than a 21st-century global mega city".

Because USDA refuses to protect them, most birds are subjected to abuses that would warrant cruelty convictions under federal law if cows or pigs were the victims.

But he added: "All three party leaders promised the victims of press abuse that they would deliver a system which would meet the standards laid down by the Leveson Report.