Sentence examples for more victimisation from inspiring English sources

"Segregation will only lead to more victimisation, it will not solve any problems.

"I think it is more victimisation because they were asking me questions about India and my lawyer said not to talk about it so I think they were trying to get more information on that aspect," he told ESPN Cricinfo.

19 In the UK survey conducted in 2000, the prevalence of partner aggression was slightly higher than in the current NZ study, showing the same pattern of men reporting more victimisation than women and women reporting more perpetration.

There was a strong relationship between experiencing victimisation and reporting worse health among both boys and girls with more victimisation associated with an increased risk of experiencing worse health.

Although co-morbid substance-use disorders were associated with more frequent victimisation records, even schizophrenia-spectrum patients without a substance-use disorder were more likely than controls to have a record of violent victimisation.

As such, any significant findings of more frequent victimisation in the schizophrenia-spectrum sample can be interpreted with confidence, as they are likely to only underestimate the true difference between these groups.

In addition, cyber-victimisation was a significant predictor of depressive symptoms, the more frequent the victimisation the higher the level of depressive symptoms (z = 4.83, p <.001).

Those students who reported 4 or more instances of victimisation on any one of the nine questions were categorised as experiencing 'frequent' victimisation.

Such routine activities could lead to more opportunity for victimisation.

Passengers may be unfamiliar with areas and more susceptible to victimisation (Block and Block, 2000 Piza and Kennedy, 2003).

The preferential victimisation of more attractive properties necessarily implies that the time between their victimisations will be shorter, and that more repeats will therefore occur on this basis.