Sentence examples for are usually perpetrated from inspiring English sources
Still, it is worth asking why the act of detonating a nuclear weapon is treated as uniquely outrageous in a world full of outrageous acts of mass destruction, which are usually perpetrated without bombs.
The literature review for spoofing in face recognition systems will be presented in Section 2. In authentication systems based on face biometrics, spoofing attacks are usually perpetrated using photographs, videos or forged masks.
Since indignities are usually perpetrated by those with a power advantage, one might jump to the conclusion that differences of power are the problem.
A former district governor in Uruzgan, Haji Salari, explained how it was usually perpetrated.
In Virtuous Violence, the argument is that violence is usually perpetrated by people who believe that they are doing good by the moral standards that they adhere to.
"[Leitch's proposal] suggests that perpetrators are waiting around every street corner, taking the stranger danger approach, when in fact we know most violence against women is usually perpetrated by someone close to the victims.
These features show a similarity to the characteristics of childhood sexual abuse, which is usually perpetrated by adults the child knows and trusts [ 18].
Others have perpetrated similar hoaxes, which are usually papier-mâché fabrications or parts of deceased creatures, usually monkeys and fish, stitched together for the appearance of a grotesque mermaid.
The second proposition is a fallacy usually perpetrated by reactionaries: the claim that we should not act to prevent one bad thing because there are other bad things that we are not preventing at the same time.
Such clipping is of course usually perpetrated by those who give books as presents, but used-book dealers have also been known to conceal books' original prices in this way.
In fact, they are usually part of small networks of like-minded individuals, perpetrating acts of violence that elicit the support of larger numbers of people.
