Sentence examples for less persecution from inspiring English sources
Under Bucer's policies there was less persecution of Anabaptists and other minority groups in Strasbourg than in most of Europe.
Though journalists have been routinely arrested and imprisoned in Egypt in recent years, the writers of fiction have faced less persecution.
There is need to manage issues arising around secondary transmission and to develop HIV prevention and awareness programmes for the general public that result in better self-protection and less persecution of people known to have HIV.
Everyone who was present on that day or who has watched the news of the terror bombings at the 2013 Boston Marathon, and who has seen the victimization and destruction and has felt any shock, sadness, grief or outrage, is a victim of nothing less than unjust persecution.
That there might be more direct ways to address discrimination, and to alleviate the associated mental health problems outlined by Owen Jones last week, including approaches that do not exclude women (for whom historical persecution took less easily airbrushed forms), is no reason to leave Wilde's conviction intact.
Eusebius declares that the persecution lasted "less than two years".
But it seems to me that what Maduro is really after is less protecting Snowden from persecution and more trying to annoy the United States while invoking the fiery rhetoric of his predecessor, Hugo Chavez.
(Not surprisingly, he seems less concerned about the "persecution" that, by his own logic, must result from requiring Muslim American bureaucrats to check their beliefs at the office door).
Examples of illegal persecution are far less frequent than they used to be, but do still occur.
Father Fogarty, who admired the professional and sophisticated Maginnis found himself sympathizing with the latters contempt for and even persecution of the less worldly Galvin.
However, Busch went too far in depicting Demjanjuk as no less a victim of Nazi persecution than the Jews he helped send to the gas chambers.
