Sentence examples for believed abuse from inspiring English sources

More than nine in 10 thought fans abusing players was "common" or "extremely common" and 39% believed abuse between players was "common" or "extremely common".

Erik Vasys, a spokesman for the FBI's San Antonio office, said investigators believed abuse had taken place.

On 15 May, the EU trade commissioner Karel de Gucht and foreign affairs representative Catherine Ashton flatly refused parliamentarians' most recent request, implying that they believed abuses in the Cambodian land sector were not "serious and systematic".

The Bafta- and Golden Globe-winning actor Samantha Morton, who spent much of her childhood in a succession of children's homes in Nottingham, has revealed for the first time that she was sexually abused by residential care workers and said she believes abuse was "rife" within the city's children's services.

Annie and her family believe abuse pervades the lives of secondary victims but support for them is haphazard and scarce.

— Posted by pryrodnyy, Brooklyn, NY Experts we spoke with did not believe abuse rates were any higher in the ultra-Orthodox community than in other communities.

However, Caldicott does not believe abuse of painkillers and related deaths will reduce until medical cannabis is made more widely available in Australia.

Though statistical research has been spotty, researchers believe abuse is as prevalent among gay or lesbian couples as among heterosexual ones.

While Aristotle also told Sky he did not believe abuse was occurring every day, he also said: "The sort of trenched warfare that takes place [around the issue] can sometimes distort the information that is presented from all sides.

Many nuns believe abuse is commonplace, insisting most sisters can at least tell of fending off a priest's sexual advances.

In the final House bill, however, the ban was replaced with a requirement that regulators simply report to Congress if they believe abuses are occurring.