Sentence examples for most victimised from inspiring English sources

The proportion of all victimisations of that type suffered by the most victimised percentile, next most victimised, and so on.

Mean number of victimisations of a particular crime type suffered by the most victimised percentile, next most victimised, and so on.

Around half of all property victimisation is suffered by the 1 % of households which are most victimised, as is about one third of personal victimisation.

Our experience talking to student activists and student survivors around the country is that universities are commonly completely unprepared for dealing with sexual assault – even though they cater for the section of the population that is most victimised.

Trump's position is that the people who are most victimised by black criminals are law-abiding black people, and he's been doing very well with the African American people by taking that message to them.

The Chinese governments at various levels have also set up 60,000 e-government weibos, which are open to criticism from all quarters of society.Moreover, China's internet is among the most victimised by cyber-attacks, which the government has tackled in accordance with the law.

Indigenous Australians – Aborigines and Torres Strait islanders – were most often victimised.

It is also ironic that schools, the very institutions where children should feel safest, are where children are most commonly victimised.

Most of the victimised poor have lived under socialistic regimes for decades, and much good it has done them.

It's convenient for Dendias that he's managing to keep Indymedia and the two radio stations off the air, because now – as the government flit ever further to the far side of the right – is when those being victimised most need a voice.

Along with a clear, unequivocal rejection of austerity measures, which have victimised the most vulnerable and prolonged the recession, these are the kind of issues that have led many of us to support Corbyn.