Sentence examples for lead to rape from inspiring English sources
Getting drunk doesn't inevitably lead to rape, or being attacked, but it does mean you are less likely to make sensible decisions about how to get to a safe place and who to travel with.
The headlines on the front of the Metro: Sex with consent 'can still be rape' and BBC: 'Sex consent could still lead to rape charge, judges say' are potentially highly damaging to public understanding of consent and rape.
She decided to work with athletes, notably a Colby College football player, to address concerns that high-school athletic culture was breeding a sense of entitlement and domination that could lead to rape.
In the meantime, some things were said about rape cases that were surprising for a prime-time television drama — discussing the maid's testimony, Alex and Olivia took it for granted that the pressures of the situation lead to rape victims' lying about their pasts.
These are people who believe that online dating sites lead to rape, MySpace leads to pedophilia and Twitter leads to terrorism.
But two years later, activists and scholars say there has been only moderate progress to change the longstanding social mores that lead to rape in India.
That touching then led to rape by multiple men, according to the investigation, which is continuing, officials said.
The assertion that "wearing skirts" leads to rape is not just the laughably backward notion of "other" cultures either.
Military officials say the initial flirtations that Sergeant Walker directed at the women he trained at the base grew into threats and intimidation that eventually led to rape.
The finger test — which ostensibly provides evidence of a woman's level of promiscuity and has, in some cases, led to rape charges being dropped — is not the only hangover from the days of the Raj.
But in 1941, as the Nazis arrive, the community's deep-seated anti-Semitism leads to rape, beatings, torture and eventually the rounding-up of the Jewish population into a barn which is burned to the ground.
