Sentence examples for may be harassed from inspiring English sources

But the burgeoning of the industry has raised concerns that the whales may be harassed by boats that approach too fast, come too close or otherwise stress them.

There are concerns that local opposition groups and foreigners may be harassed or even attacked in the coming days and weeks.

The practitioners in the graveyards may be harassed by Communist Party apparatchiks, but it is the advance of modern life that is eroding heterodox faith more surely than official distrust or even sectarian violence.

"As a mother, I've always lived with the fear that my child may be harassed by police, or even shot, and all the officer has to say is, 'He resisted.' " Cyril Parris, 56, said he still believes that stop and frisk has done more harm than good.

Furthermore, Mexico issued a travel advisory for residents travelling to Arizona, warning, "It must be assumed that every Mexican citizen may be harassed and questioned without further cause at any time".

In other cases, a victim may be harassed by classmates or by a perpetrator's.

The court said, "In seeking to exert social pressure on the Met, the union's methods may be harassing, upsetting or coercive, but unless we are to depart from settled First Amendment principles, they are constitutionally protected".

Exposed teenagers may commit suicide, or they'll be harassed by your peers, their parents may kick them out of their house.

"Politicians harassed by their opponent's supporters!? Gasp! Politics polarized!? Oh no!" Gunter goes on to suggest that while Jansen may have been harassed she may be exaggerating "in an effort to damage Kenney".

Well, I'm engaged to be harassed".

We must not be harassed".