Sentence examples for often mistreated from inspiring English sources

Migraine remains poorly understood, frequently undiagnosed and often mistreated.

"Nominees are too often mistreated, votes are delayed, hearings are denied and dozens of federal judgeships sit empty".

"Albany's culture is one in which young women are often mistreated and bad behavior by powerful men is condoned and covered up," the women said in a statement.

They are paid far less than the city's minimum wage of $7.25 an hour, and they are often mistreated by their employers.

The snatch squads forcibly repatriate petitioners or dispatch them to illegal "black jails", buildings where they are held (and often mistreated) until they can be returned to their hometown.

One remembers, too, that the legal system has often mistreated women who have tried to win redress through the courts against those who have taken sexual advantage of them.

Borrowers generally can't choose which company services their loans, leaving most to contend with companies that often mistreat them.

To some federal and state regulators, student loan giant Navient Corp. is a company that too often mistreats borrowers and deprives them of their right to make affordable monthly payments.

The government deals with, and often mistreats, the poorest of the poor.

His radically minimalist movie Ten (2002) was a film created from two fixed cameras in a car, showing a woman driving around the city, and simply talking to the people to whom she gives lifts, often women mistreated by men.

The same applies to pornography; it should be prevented because it is incompatible with democratic citizenship to portray women as submissive sexual objects, who are often violently mistreated.