Sentence examples for great abuse from inspiring English sources

"For F.D.A. to refer to its being reassured by postmarketing data from Latin America and Europe as a basis for declaring 'Ketek is safe' is in my opinion a great abuse of such surveillance data," Dr. Graham wrote.

"As a religious minority that has suffered great abuse and oppression and anti-Semitism, whenever another minority is threatened, there's a very strong Jewish cultural psyche against oppression of any kind," Wernick explained.

(The exception is immigration policy, in which Trump has normalized great abuses). The president has not changed the libel laws to cripple the news business — which he has repeatedly promised.

His comments included a lament that has sparked some debate: "I think that one of the great abuses of this modern time is that we should have had such high-profile artists, powerful celebrities.

But with great wealth come great egos -- and great abuses.

I think one of the great abuses of this modern time is that we should have had such high-profile artists, powerful celebrities.

There is no greater abuse to New Yorkers than inconvenience.

The agency's timidity will invite even greater abuse of tax and election law by moneyed parties.

There is good evidence, it says, that criminalising the practice leads to greater abuse of sex workers and makes it more difficult for them to stay safe.

It has conceded that the earliest years of the black sites, when Najjar and El Gherissi were held, were their period of greatest abuse.

Military Investigation Reveals Greater Abuse A military criminal investigation into the deaths of two prisoners at the Bagram Collection Point in Afghanistan depicts more prisoner abuse at the hands of soldiers than the Army originally reported.