Sentence examples for continue to be beaten from inspiring English sources

Goldman, however, will continue to be beaten up in public, whatever the outcome of this case.

We can continue to be beaten down by our critics -- or we can rise up and do something dramatically different". Change will take place in two phases, Goodwin says.

Mr Tsvangirai's people continue to be beaten up and jailed, white-owned farms seized, journalists arrested and senior officials unilaterally appointed by Mr Mugabe in violation of the constitution, with neither Mr Zuma nor the SADC uttering a word.

I think about the harassment of whistleblowers and journalists like Chelsea Manning, Barrett Brown, Julian Assange, James Risen and others, the protesters driven out of public parks at Occupy Wall Street and those that continue to be beaten and arrested at anti-police brutality protests.

An international crackdown on human rights abuses in the Thai fishing industry has resulted in vessels travelling thousands of miles further into remote and lawless waters, where trafficked men continue to be beaten and sold at sea, a 12-month Greenpeace investigation alleges.

And if, my Morocco, your gays and lesbians don't put their testicles and ovaries on the table, if they continue to justify the unjustifiable, to hid behind the characters the society thinks they are, they will continue to be beaten and abused.

It's simpler than the old one and boots up more quickly, but it continues to be beaten by its closest rivals in this sector.

But at the age of 42 — he is the oldest driver on the grid — will he really stay if the new car is not a winner and if he continues to be beaten by his teammate, who is 16 years his junior?

They continue to be insulted, beaten and raped as they try to eke out a living far from home in the miserable camps of the displaced across Darfur.

If you fight back against your attackers, you'll go to a prison for people of the opposite gender, that guarantees you will continue to be raped, beaten and denied medical care".

Egypt's telecoms ministry is working on plans to do the same.And in various countries, online journalists and activists continue to be jailed, beaten or killed for expressing views that are unpopular with either the government or the religious authorities.