Sentence examples for greater victim from inspiring English sources

Is there a greater victim than the one who, having suffered violence, is jailed while her attacker goes free?

With her MA dissertation due next September, she is thinking of writing about gender equality in the criminal justice system and the need for "greater victim awareness".

Ms. Buckley is occasionally served better by the video technology, as in an early scene in which she reacts with anxious dismay and terror at the news that Eva has been taking care of her sister, the disabled Helena (Merritt Janson), an even greater victim of Charlotte's selfish neglect.

"To me, among those who've survived, he's one of the greater victims of World War II," Mr. Clark said.

CORRECTION: A previous version of this story misstated which person Camille refers to as a "great-great-great-grand victim".

Elliott, his great victim, flew back to London, and later retired to the English countryside.

"As an actress, I have been a great victim of that.

Pakistan is "perhaps the world's greatest victim of terrorism", which has taken the lives of 30,000 Pakistani civilians.

Perhaps the greatest victim of his megalomania, Farrell suggests, was his wife Pat, who stood by his side as he refined his gift for political devilry.

Probably Bonds's greatest victim was Greg Anderson, his trainer, who went to jail because of his refusal to testify about Bonds's involvement with Balco.

By Ryan Lizza July 14, 2017 Walter Shaub, the former head of the Office of Government Ethics, is perhaps the greatest victim of President Trump's disdain for ethical standards.