Sentence examples for otherwise abusive from inspiring English sources

I completely disagree!" where XXXXXX is an offensive, legally problematic or otherwise abusive statement, means that this comment just repeats it and so also needs to be removed.

That message, maybe racist or misogynist or otherwise abusive, is shared more widely than its author imagined, and takes on a weight that was never intended.

Today, the legal framework that these poles have given rise to has failed to prevent the continuation of psychotherapeutic practices that fall outside the zone of regulation, whether they are sectarian or otherwise, abusive or otherwise.

Even though their relationship does not appear to have been sexual or otherwise abusive, it is clear that she learned early on that the way to get love from men is to please them.

As leader of a national network of women living with HIV, I have seen women remain in violent or otherwise abusive relationships because partners, aware of their HIV status, threatened to prosecute them.

Douglas Purdy, Facebook's director of developer products, said the company boosts traffic to apps that prove to be popular and takes it away from those that overwhelm people with notifications or are otherwise abusive or unpopular.

Notwithstanding the availability of laws and company policies, societies have a responsibility to establish and demonstrate its permissible behavioral standards; otherwise, unnecessary abusive behavior and attacks can and will continue.

In fact, there is no justification, economic or otherwise, for the abusive practice of confining animals in spaces barely larger than the volume of their bodies.

It's a quality you get from her performances, too; that slight blinkeredness that allows her to walk into the lion's den and tame some otherwise aggressive, borderline abusive alpha males: Don Draper in Mad Men, Peter Mullan's hot-tempered, domineering patriarch in Top Of The Lake.

His corrupt, abusive, and otherwise incompetent presidency proves as much.

Proponents emphasize that the bills overwhelmingly address parents who are otherwise fit and not abusive.