Sentence examples for considered abusive from inspiring English sources

Non-contact sexual abuse, such as exhibitionism and voyeurism, were not always considered abusive.

Four years ago, I was in a relationship that everyone who cared about me considered abusive.

Some prisoners said they had been beaten by guards; some officials reported interrogations they considered abusive.

The firm said that in the first half of 2002 it had stopped selling shelters that the I.R.S. considered abusive.

The vast majority of blocked comments, therefore, were blocked because they were considered abusive to some degree, or were otherwise disruptive to the conversation (they were off-topic, for example).

Take for example, some of the comments left below an article on the mass drownings of migrant men, women and children in the Mediterranean: "These people contribute nothing to the countries they enter"; "The more corpses floating in the sea, the better"; "LET THEM ALL DROWN!" At the Guardian, comments like these are considered abusive and were blocked from appearing on the site.

The I.R.S. is in the midst of a broad crackdown on what it considers abusive tax shelters but has struggled to stay on top of their rapid proliferation since the mid-1990's and their increasingly complex structures.

It originated in a battle against Intel, the giant semiconductor manufacturer, by Kourosh Kenneth Hamidi, known as Ken, who has spent eight years trying to rally employees at Intel, his former employer, to resist what he considers abusive workplace practices.

The case has been closely watched by large corporations and their lawyers and accountants, who fear having to disclose potentially damaging deliberations regarding shelters that the I.R.S. considers abusive.

Aberman declined to say what he discussed separately with Kill and Barker after the incident, but on the topic of coaching tactics that some may consider abusive, he said, "To say kids are soft today, that they need to tough it out — I think that's relying on an old habit without working hard as a coach or as a leader to figure out how to connect with kids and bring out the best".

We consider abusive behavior an attempt to harass, intimidate, or silence someone else's voice.