Sentence examples for much perpetrators from inspiring English sources

In his latest book Solzhenitsyn, 84, deals with one of the last taboos of the communist revolution: that Jews were as much perpetrators of the repression as its victims.

But would a civilized system of justice -- a sane system -- impose sentences of 20 years and more on women who were victims as much as perpetrators?

Combined together, we identified that the dysfunctional mitochondria and loss of cerebellar Purkinje neurons induced by the diabetic state were as much the perpetrators as these other cell types in diabetic neuropathy.

In Putin's judgment, therefore, the Syrian opposition was a much likelier perpetrator.

While the group no longer has the distinction of a terrorist group in the United States and is not related to or as widely destructive as ISIS, in Iran the MEK is still very much a perpetrator of terror.

But I can't remember, in the tumult of grief that followed my father's death, that we talked much about the perpetrators.

There are much more serious perpetrators than Law, who's a mere sleazebucket, fiddling with the servants like a letchy Victorian patriarch.

"But the good part of this is that we're able to catch the perpetrators much faster, because they leave evidentiary footprints all over the Internet".

Studies suggest that even if patients, their relatives and friends are the main perpetrators, much of the violence encountered by health care workers is from co-workers and managers [ 19].

The evidence that Lisa Montgomery was a victim as much as a perpetrator should have been overwhelming.

In Mr. Silver's hands, Herman does seem as much victim as perpetrator.