Sentence examples for despite abuse from inspiring English sources

The bishop acknowledges allowing at least four priests to continue in ministry despite abuse allegations, saying he was following the advice of mental health professionals.

Sunderland boss Steve Bruce insists he won't quit despite abuse from fans after a home defeat against Wigan.

Sam Allardyce says he will fight on as West Ham United manager - despite abuse from angry fans during the Capital One Cup thrashing at Manchester City.

Despite his leadership in confronting clergy sex abuse, George faced a 2006 crisis over his own actions, when the Rev. Daniel McCormack, a local priest, was left in a parish for several months despite abuse allegations against him.

Although some children are remarkably resilient despite abuse, neglect or other forms of mistreatment, studies suggest that these early trauma experiences significantly increase the risk of emotional and behavioral problems later in life.

This was mentioned as an explanation of how violent relationships make individuals feel trapped in their marriages and unable to decide to leave, despite abuse.

Despite abuses of power, the need for papal leadership was widely recognized during much of the 12th and 13th centuries.

She urged Spain's medical authorities to widen the ban on Fuentes who, despite abusing public health laws, can still see patients outside the sports world.

Others also reported they could not understand women's decisions to remain in abusive relationships, despite the abuse, and felt frustrated because they could not influence their decisions.

Despite widespread abuse, some selective-distribution deals do benefit consumers, and others cause no harm.

Despite this abuse, Nixon argued that Republicans should remain the party of Lincoln on civil rights.