Sentence examples for perpetrators much from inspiring English sources

"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].

Scotland Yard hadn't publicly said anything about the perpetrator, much less that the person or persons had been in its "sights".

I used to say of apartheid that it dehumanized its perpetrators as much as, if not more than, its victims.

In March, he issued a strong letter to Irish Catholics reeling from reports of systemic sexual abuse in Catholic institutions, but the letter emphasized forgiveness for the perpetrators as much as sympathy for the victims.

The crooked operation earned the perpetrators as much as $4 million.

An example of this is provided by Henttonen et al. (2008), who found that services for sexual violence victims/survivors in northern Uganda exclusively targeted those that had been violated by unknown armed combatants, even though violence from known perpetrators was much more prevalent.

The level of dehumanization is such that when transgender people are attacked in hate crimes, the perpetrators are much more likely to follow all the way through to murder.

In addition, women who had former partners as perpetrators were much more at risk of having multiple injuries.

Mr. Smith's letter clearly hit a popular nerve, coming as it did during a devastating financial crisis in which Goldman emerged as the rich, arrogant and unfeeling perpetrator of much of the financial wreckage still afflicting Americans.

"The perpetrators are pretty much acting like paedophiles.