Sentence examples for largely perpetrated from inspiring English sources

And the violence, largely perpetrated by an invading soldier on Ian, feels less like the sensational catalogue it once did, than a kaleidoscope image of the horrors of our own times.

Aided and abetted by an avalanche of fluidly organized visual material, the lawyers fill in the appalling details of what was effectively a second crime, one largely perpetrated by a celebrity-dazzled judge and the equally gaga news media he courted.

Fighting with men, about an issue that largely perpetrated by men, which "would have been a no-brainer" if more women served in Congress, is definitely worth getting angry about.

The Russian criminal justice system, long overwhelmed by the surge in violent hate crimes, largely perpetrated by adherents of far-right and neo-Nazi ideologies, has begun to make some progress.

Since the sexual abuse of children that occurs within the home is largely perpetrated by adult heterosexual males (Balsam et al., 2005; Turner, Finkelhor, & Ormrod, 2007; Peter, 2009; Putnam, 2003; Shusterman, Fluke, McDonald , & Associates 2005; Zink, Klesges, Stevens, & Decker, 2009), growing up in lesbian-headed households may protect children and adolescents from these types of assault.

The furor stems partly from Pakistani sensitivities about the simmering Baluchistan conflict, which human rights groups have said has been marked by widespread rights violations, perpetrated largely by the military, yet has received sparse international attention.

The ensuing violence and rape has largely fallen along ethnic lines, perpetrated between a mostly Dinka army and predominantly Nuer rebels, many of them former government soldiers.

In her Four Corners report, Meldrum-Hanna revealed the systemic injustices and abuse perpetrated against a largely Aboriginal juvenile population inside Don Dale.

The third time, there was no denying that an act of racism had been perpetrated in this peaceful, largely white corner of brownstone Brooklyn.

Meanwhile, when Dylann Roof's racially-motivated shooting in Charleston last month was largely viewed as a singular act perpetrated by  a madman, not a reflection of all white people.

Gun homicide has declined by forty-nine per cent since its peak, in 1993, largely because of a decline in homicides perpetrated by black offenders against black victims.