Sentence examples for more violated after from inspiring English sources
"Dating site users are likely to feel more violated after a breach than those caught up in a retail or government website breach, and they are less likely to reach out for help and advice on how to manage their identity information after a breach.
Tod Beardsley, the security engineering manager at cyber security firm Rapid7, said: "Dating site users are likely to feel more violated after a breach than those caught up in a retail or government website breach and they are less likely to reach out for help and advice on how to manage their identity information after a breach.
I felt particularly violated by that one shot of Michael shovelling pound after pound of wedding cake down Catherine's fat gullet - so much so, in fact, that I was forced to run to the post office and buy a copy of Hello! to ensure that I felt even more violated when faced with the picture in colour, and full-sized.
B1 CIVIL RIGHTS -- Relatives, lawyers and embassy officials suggest that many of those taken into custody after the terror attacks have done nothing more than violate immigration rules, drive aggressively or in some cases annoy neighbors.
That is, Assumption 1 ((2.7), more precisely) is violated.
In the readmission model, however, the proportional hazard assumption seems to have been violated more often.
6 The 1-cm rule is occasionally violated, particularly after preoperative radiation.
After the university appealed, Colorado's Supreme Court held that the school's gun ban, in place for more than 40 years, violated a 2003 state law allowing concealed firearms.
Having already served 234 days in rehab and custody, the R&B singer was ordered to remain behind bars for only 131 days more after admitting to having violated his probation.
In 1981, President Ronald Reagan fired more than 11,000 air traffic controllers after they violated federal law, went on strike and refused to return to work when ordered.
More important, they violate existing criminal laws.
