Sentence examples for easy abuse from inspiring English sources

Sometimes a Lara Logan comes along, where sexual assault of a reporter needs to be public record, but even then to address not just the potential danger to women journalists but the easy abuse and rape-as-a-weapon of women in war zones generally.

Such knaves have "no quarrel with religion or morals, but know what use to make of both upon occasion… They are sure to preach honesty and go to church… [They] naturally speak the best of human nature that they may the easier abuse it" (C 44).

FOR a wine of great character and long history, Chablis is all too easy to abuse.

"Perhaps they will realise that it is not so easy to abuse women now".

Others fear that the system is too easy to abuse and that police have too much leeway.

Gigs are one-to-one relationships between the contractor and the contractee – easy to abuse and hard to monitor.

For a good year they suppressed my appetite – and for an 18-year-old girl that's easy to abuse.

But the problem with the ISA is that it lacks any sort of safeguard, which is why it is so easy to abuse it.

No countries currently do this.To the layman, it seems extraordinary that merchant shipping's system of paperwork notably the bills of lading is easy to abuse.

Russia's antiextremism legislation, for example, is notoriously vague and its broad definitions make it easy to abuse in the name of silencing independent voices.

But unfortunately, the feature is incredibly easy to abuse.