Sentence examples for frequently victimised from inspiring English sources

24 Children who were never victimised (n=3090) scored 0, children who were occasionally victimised (n=2430) scored 1-3 and were coded as 1, and children who were frequently victimised (n=1199) scored 4 or more and were coded as 2. Peer victimisation was also reported by mothers when their children were 12 years of age.

In a Guardian article last June, he reiterated the importance of the anti-Rushdie campaign in building self-confidence among a small, isolated, beleaguered and frequently victimised community, but went on to "readily acknowledge we were wrong to have called for the book to be banned".

Fidler initially played the straight man, but as the group became more aggressive he developed into a character who was naturally happy and caring but frequently victimised by his fellow band members.

Table 3 shows the sociodemographic and other characteristics of children who were never, occasionally, or frequently victimised at age 13 years.

Compared with children who were not victimised those who were frequently victimised by peers had over a twofold increase in odds of depression (odds ratio 2.96, 95% confidence interval 2.21 to 3.97, P<0.001).

They are often victimised by other prisoners.

The Chinese minority are often victimised in times of trouble.

Indigenous Australians – Aborigines and Torres Strait islanders – were most often victimised.

Berlusconi, a native of Milan, has frequently complained that he is being victimised by the city's legal authorities.

America's blacks were victimised first by slavery and then a century of legal, and frequently violent, discrimination.

You are being victimised.