Sentence examples for less victimised from inspiring English sources

Books helped me feel less isolated, less victimised.

A tendency towards more equitable crime distribution was in fact evidenced: lone parents, single adult households and immigrants were relatively less victimised by crime against the dwelling in 2001 than in 1984 (Nilsson and Estrada 2006).2006

(Expert 1, USA) If you are aiming these programmes that are trying to somehow help girls be victimised less then it's tough because really it's totally up to whoever might victimise them to change their behaviour…Primarily, you want to target potential perpetrators….

It has less reason to feel victimised, more reason to believe that you solve your own problems and deficits rather than throwing bitter recriminations at others.

With secondary schooling, girls' future wages are higher, they have fewer children, and they are less likely to be victimised by human trafficking and more likely to learn how to protect themselves against preventable diseases.

That's become the kernel of the NRA's response to recent US mass shooting tragedies (such as Wednesday's massacre of nine people in a Charleston church) — if only more people carried guns for protection, the thinking goes, then they would be less likely to be victimised by gun-wielding criminals.

As a result, the novella's sense of tension derives less from the ticking clock created by Marissa's abduction than from seeing those victimised by the abduction as real, complex people traumatised by Jude's action.

Although the agreed policy of the UCU is to oppose Prevent, casualised workers are less likely than their permanently employed peers to be able to do so as they are more easily victimised for non-compliance.

57 Moreover, victimised children were found to have lower educational qualifications, be worse at financial management 57 and to earn less than their peers even at age 50.

You are being victimised.

Some feel victimised by Pashtun expansion.