Sentence examples for bullying drops from inspiring English sources

Bullying drops, and students become more active about reporting it.

A Quinnipiac poll released on Tuesday showed the percentage of voters calling him more of a leader than a bully dropping to 50 percent from 54 percent in April, while the percentage of those calling him more of a bully than a leader rose to 45 percent from 39 percent.

He seduces and bullies everyone, drops actors from the script at will, exercises droit du seigneur over the women in the company, and, in general, acts as if he were God incarnate, which, for all practical purposes, he is.

Be mad at Chad, but let's stop bullying and drop the subject.

Data from the U.S. Department of Education shows that rates of school-based bullying have dropped in recent years.

Rates of bullying have dropped dramatically, with only 16percentt of schools reporting that bullying occurred once a week in 2013-2014.

An uneasy truce between Unite and the Labour leadership after Ed Miliband's decision to abandon an inquiry into voting malpractice in Falkirk was threatening to fray on Sunday amid claims that witnesses had been bullied into dropping accusations and a claim by a Labour MP that Unite threatened to stop £3m in party donations unless an apology was given.

The calls for unity sounded a lot like "get the heck out of this race" and felt like she was being bullied to drop out.

Side bar -- ultimate props to the people that made the gutsy decision to call a team the Blue Devils in the 1920's when the freakin' Tampa Bay Devil Rays were bullied into dropping the "Devil" out of their name just recently.

And it should avoid bullying Zelaya into dropping his plans for the new constitution, or limiting any progressive reforms he may want to enact upon returning to office.

We don't know if that's because bullying causes a drop in self-esteem, or if pupils with low self-esteem are more likely to be picked on, or both".