Sentence examples for commonly perpetrated from inspiring English sources

Grazing is more commonly perpetrated on plants than animals because plants have a modular structure that allows a part of them to be lost without the whole individual being destroyed.

Neonaticide, the killing of a baby in its first 24 hours of life, is most commonly perpetrated by the mother, but in the first year of its life, there is an even divide between babies killed by the mother and father.

A related fraud involves hijacking a bank or credit card account by impersonating a genuine customer and redirecting their mail.Somebody suffers in both cases: that makes identity fraud different from the "victimless" frauds commonly perpetrated against banks and the welfare state.

Racially motivated abuse towards students from Africa, Russian citizens, and refugees is commonly perpetrated by private individuals and groups and is also a frequent occurrence in police detention and in the prison system.

My new university had told me it would be happy to graduate me if I would agree to retake at least a semester's worth of credits (this is a money scam commonly perpetrated on transfers).

Previous research, however, has indicated that violence during pregnancy is more commonly perpetrated by an intimate partner [ 7- 9].

Women were part of the genocide, not commonly in perpetrating the violence but certainly in fomenting the killing (especially via radio), helping trap Tutsis and turning in Tutsis who were hiding.

The attack was perpetrated by two or more persons in over 74% of cases and most commonly perpetrators were unknown armed males, (87.2%).

27.6 % of men had raped and 8.8%% had perpetrated multiple perpetrator rape (MPR).

Crime statistics and research show that domestic violence is most commonly experienced by woman and perpetrated by men.

Conversely, abduction was the second most commonly reported violation and almost exclusively perpetrated by conflict actors and Zaraguinas.