Sentence examples for more abused from inspiring English sources

Many of them have run away from homes where they were abused, only to fall into an even more abused life of begging and crime―which, rumour has it, is organised by corrupt local policemen.

Sadly, when you spend time crunching the numbers from domestic violence reports, numbers continue to increase as more abused souls take the bold step to report the abuse they've taken (often for far too long).

The more we looked into Castro's past, the more abused women we found: He had been accused of beating, abusing, and sexually assaulting women since the early 1990s.

While more abused men have alcohol related disorders, alcohol related disorders are more predictive of abuse in women than they are in men.

She added, "I've often thought it's amazing that there are not more abused babies who have colic.

The more abused and tattered the pair — the "light bleach repair wash," say — the more expensive, just like Balmain.

In addition, some studies suggest that current life stressors increase the rate of health problems more for abused individuals than for those without a history of abuse [ 53, 54].

It says: "If the inquiry panel cannot be trusted by those who have been abused then its findings will never be accepted... survivors will once more feel abused by government and the establishment and paedophiles left to threaten our children".

Some rights, it seems, are more often abused than others.

Purdue Pharma withdrew the old and more easily abused product from the market.

They object to confinement in secret, isolated settings, arguing that suspects are more easily abused and tortured.