Sentence examples for new ways of abusing from inspiring English sources

"Computer technology has created new modes of conduct and new social institutions, new vices and new virtues, new ways of helping and new ways of abusing other people" (Ladd 1989, p. 210 11).

Saunders said: "Online communication is developing at such a fast pace, new ways of targeting and abusing individuals online are constantly emerging.

She added that new ways of targeting and abusing individuals online were constantly emerging and it was vital that prosecutors looked at the whole picture – both on and offline – when examining evidence.

We want to make sure that security experts can get ahold of us when they discover new ways to abuse our service so that we can respond quickly to address those concerns.

But statistics indicate the need to seek new ways of tackling child abuse in Malaysia.

Grants range from as little as £300 for a local scout group event to seven-figure sums for organisations such as the NSPCC to fund new ways of supporting victims of childhood abuse and neglect.

As she wrote in her Eighth Letter, "where is the one who, instead of always looking beyond nature for a new way of enjoying or abusing its blessings, finds each day a new pleasure in changing all the bonds of duty and servitude around him into relations of charity, good faith and kindness …" (S. de G. Condorcet, 1994, 183; cf. the perceptive analysis of this work by Dawson 2004).

But this month, we got a whole new way to abuse our mobile devices.

It was issued as a consultation document to autonomous groups across the country and the board is hoping to find new ways of framing guidance to prevent further abuse.

Sexual respect activism has been exploding around college campuses driven largely by students, for students bringing much-needed attention to ongoing problems of rape and sexual abuse, and finding new ways of raising awareness and understanding.

"Domestic violence is a particularly dreadful form of abuse and I want us to constantly look at new ways of protecting victims and preventing tragic incidents from happening".