Sentence examples for no victimization from inspiring English sources
Mr. Obama's speech, like Mr. Clinton's the night before, he said, "hit the perfect balance: no victimization of the American middle class or excessive attacks on American business.
About 75% of the population experienced no victimization during 1990s whereas 70% of the population experienced no victimizations during 1970s.
Moreover, lonely children who reported no victimization, showed approximately the same prevalence of internalizing symptoms and headache as lonely children who were victimized.
Chi-square tests were used to compare health indicators for subjects who reported any dating violence victimization with those who reported no victimization.
In some of the analysis, victimization and loneliness were dichotomized into never/seldom (defined as no victimization or no loneliness, respectively) versus sometimes/weekly/daily (defined as victimization or loneliness, respectively).
The primary outcome measure is treatment response (yes/no), defined as either no victimization at 14 months follow-up or at least a 50 % reduction in incidents of victimization at 14 months follow-up compared to baseline assessment.
For example, Tseloni et al. (2004) found that 92% of British households reported experiencing no victimizations over a 1-year period.
Not that bias and victimization no longer occur, because obviously they still do (if you happen to be a Muslim living in the U.S. -- or a Sikh who people think is a Muslim, or a Mexican that people think is an Arab -- good luck to you).
Moreover, among incremental theory and coping skills participants, victimization no longer predicted greater depressive symptoms, b = 0.51, SE = 0.45, t 94) = 1.12, ns.
We found that levels of postintervention victimization were no different across conditions, χ(2) = 3.14, ns, and that characteristics of victims did not vary by condition (i.e., the size of the relation with correlates of victimization status were not significantly different across conditions).
No one "owns" victimization at the hands of historically barbaric practices like slavery.
