Sentence examples for abusive high from inspiring English sources

This controversial documentary follows Chinese activist Ye Haiyan (aka "Hooligan Sparrow") as she fights to expose a sexually abusive high school principal.

Compound that with the fact that I'm receiving about 25percentt of the revenue that I normally would for serving you, multiply that by hundreds of abusive, high maintenance customers, and it's easy for me to conclude that the $20,000 cash injection up front is not worth the pain and anguish you inflict on me and my staff over the course of a year.

Critics say the A.K.C has opposed legislation that would improve conditions for animals and reduce the number of abusive high-volume breeders.

This has created a nightmare for borrowers who may have wandered unknowingly into the world of abusive, high-cost loans that were common during the subprime lending period when lenders were throwing money around without regard to the borrower's ability to repay.

Supporters -- including state chapters of national organizations like AARP and the Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now, an advocacy organization for low- and moderate-income families -- say the Home Ownership Security Act will curb "predatory lending" practices in the state by discouraging lenders from making abusive high-cost loans to borrowers who are least able to afford them.

A set of proposed drafts that will eventually become a single comprehensive bill is currently winding its way through both chambers of the Congress; sticky issues on agriculture workers, border security, gay rights, and an abusive high-skilled visa system threaten to derail any progress at all.

These studies provide a stronger evidence base for effective alcohol policies that address abusive and high-intensity drinking.

The mean duration of hemodialysis of patients who were verbally or physically abusive was higher than those who did not (60.2 SD 40.6 vs. 37.8 SD 40.1 months, p = 0.01).

A small group of countries with poor press freedom records are using bureaucratic delaying tactics to sabotage and undermine any efforts that call their own abusive policies into high relief.

Only meaningful legislation prohibiting the most abusive practices for high-cost loans will make the subprime market truly equitable and efficient.

Research indicates that comparison groups of untreated sexually abusive youth have higher rates of sexual and non-sexual re-offending than those who have received treatment.