Sentence examples for could be victimized from inspiring English sources

You could be victimized by plain stupidity.

"You could be victimized by a ruthless enemy that hates our freedom and despises democracy!

Speaking on "Breitbart News Daily," Rios said the group's concerned that women and children could be victimized by men who enter female restrooms while falsely claiming to be transgender. .

"If women on campus know that a rape survivor has been silenced somehow by the administration or by the school or by just not having a process that has given her any kind of relief, then it's entirely possible that they are not enjoying equal access to educational opportunities because they know that they too could be victimized with no recourse as well," Rosenfeld says.

Her shape is sexualized, though you'd be gravely mistaken to think this monumental and otherworldly form could ever be victimized.

"I sit here before you as an example because a lot of people don't believe that a person like me could actually be victimized.

Well, yes in the everyday sense, but no in the sense that you could very easily be victimized at some point, which isn't true of, say, lightning strikes and terrorist attacks and other truly low-probability threats.

With these developments, nurses and other professionals in the health care industry are challenging the subordination of their occupational status to that of physicians[ 10]; nevertheless some authors have warned that higher status workers could just as likely be victimized as those in lower status[ 11].

I cannot be victimized by hatred.

"If you're going to be victimized, you're going to be victimized".

"To be victimized, and then consent to continue to be victimized, is ridiculous," Mr. Cohen said.