Sentence examples for major victim from inspiring English sources

It comes with the requirement to sell almost every morsel of our sport and if the major victim is truth, who, these days, really cares?

Edwards's pursuit of excellence has been so successful that she is the first major victim of its new, all-business, only-victory-will-do incarnation.

But he hadn't seen anything yet – he could have no idea he was about to become a major victim of foam-hacking.

Odriozola told a news conference this week that he felt he was "a major victim" in the controversy over the drug investigation, making him more determined to try to salvage the reputation of his federation in the wake.

The Charbonneau Commission has already had one major victim: the three-term mayor Gérald Tremblay, who resigned last November after a key witness testified that he had known about, and done nothing to stop, illegal cash contributions to Union Montreal.

The executives were pressed over whether the bank's leverage level and lack of foresight on a looming collapse of the United States mortgage market made it the first major victim of the financial crisis.

For the next six months or so, Soviet prisoners of war were the major victims of German atrocity.

The Nets are, in a sense, the first major victims — albeit voluntary victims — of a highly punitive new system.

There have been excesses of affirmative action and so forth and so on, but Jim Crow de facto is still in place.... Who are the major victims of that?

By now, we're all familiar with the major victims of the subprime meltdown: greedy mortgage brokers, overleveraged hedge funds, feckless banks and brokerages, incautious homeowners, and so on.

Even so, it is important to understand that the major victims of exposure to pollutants were workers at the site or cleaning up buildings who failed to use respirators.