Sentence examples for lead victim from inspiring English sources

Ms. Moore at first takes a naturalistic approach that suggests the slasher-movie setting will mostly be used as a pretext for exploring the conflict between Frances, a staunch feminist who believes men have caused all her problems, and her college-age daughter, Sheena, who has defiantly taken the lead victim role in a crazed-killer movie.

Marilyn Gobert, lead victim advocate for the Blackfeet Domestic Violence Program, said the administration's proposed budget cuts make Trump's remarks feel more like a "slap in the face".

Zhao Guogeng, vice president of Zhejiang Haijiu Battery Co., said the company is covering the medical bills of lead victims.

Several also worried that criminalisation would lead victims who reported their plight to be ostracised or even disowned by the wider community.

Because the virus can continue to mutate in people who are infected, scientists are eager to know whether H7N9 manifests itself only in cases that are serious enough to lead victims to seek medical attention.

This will lead victims, upon receiving apologies, to forgive offenders more frequently.

The effects of abuse can lead victims to develop mental disorders and suicidal tendencies.

It is very common for abusers to lead victims to believe that the abuse is the victims' fault.

And over the years, it turns out, that realization seems to have led victims to contact the police less.

But the scheme, which ran between May 2008 and April 2009, was a glitzy scam, designed by a "greedy" coterie of female fraudsters who led victims into a £21m financial black hole in the full knowledge it would wreck relationships and leave all but a tiny handful mired in debt.

Other identifiable push- and pull-factors that led victims to engage and continue engaging with offenders included: their friends' involvement; boredom; thrill-seeking; lack of economic power; loneliness; conflict at home; and attraction or emotional attachment to offenders.