Sentence examples for atrocity now from inspiring English sources

"It's considered an atrocity now," says Nell Minow, a corporate governance guru who founded the Corporate Library.

"The problem in Rwanda is we're 21 years after a genocide and it's just a crippling situation where people who survived that atrocity now have to support their own children," Davis said.

Where once perpetrators went to enormous lengths to cover up their massacres and atrocities, now they post them online.

When he arrived, the Autodefensas had tracked down two Knights Templar assassins, known as El Chaneque and Caballo, men allegedly responsible for the kinds of barbaric atrocities now standard in cartel culture.

Children of Killers is about life in post-genocide Rwanda as a group of teenagers prepare to meet their fathers – otherwise known as the men responsible for the atrocities – now released from prison and returning to the village.

Across Central Europe though, the greater horrors of the Second World War have subsumed those of its predecessor within popular memory; in Germany, for example, commemoration of the Holocaust and other Nazi atrocities now takes precedence over the losses of the last century's first conflagration.

NTV interviewed army veterans at the funeral, one of whom expressed pride that his "regimental comrades are carrying out the duty of any Russian person honourably, to prevent the atrocities now taking place in Donetsk and Luhansk regions".

This black enclave in central Sudan, where the government and SPLA used to trade atrocities, is now remarkably calm.

Governments may still engage in mass atrocities, but now they hire lobbyists and public relations firms to sanitize the mess.

Tit-for-tat atrocities have now become commonplace across the state as rival crime groups battle for territory.

The Gaza atrocities are now being reported on a constant basis by eyewitnesses, be they professional correspondents representing major media organisations, or amateur locals under fire.