Sentence examples for most perpetrators from inspiring English sources

Most perpetrators of online anti-Muslim hate were male and under the age of 40.

But most perpetrators of sexual abuse are family members, close relatives, or friends or acquaintances of the victim's family.

In 2009 it said that impunity "continued for most perpetrators, exacerbated by police threatening victims with rearrest or the arrest of relatives if they lodged complaints".

He also argues that most perpetrators of violence throughout history are not pathological, but motivated to act within their own moral framework.

The study by Teesside University found that children as young as 10 have been involved in hate-crime attacks and incidents, although most perpetrators were identified as being over 40.

The independent inquiry into child sex abuse in Rotherham partly attributed the Labour council's failure to take action to a fear of broaching ethnically-sensitive issues, as most perpetrators were men of Pakistani heritage.

But if it is used, it should be reserved for the most blameworthy perpetrators of the most heinous acts.

"The 21st-century 'chattering classes' — which is itself a Britishism — are the most significant perpetrators of this trend," he added.

They point out, correctly, that family members and friends — not strangers — are the most frequent perpetrators of child sexual abuse.

Males aged 10 to 25 are the most likely perpetrators of violent crime, but the most likely victims of violent crime are males aged 16 to 24.

Mrs. Del Ponte recently told the Security Council that given the demand to focus on the most senior perpetrators, she had suspended the investigations of 62 people.