Sentence examples for perpetrators too often from inspiring English sources

The Russian judicial legal system doesn't have a savory reputation — critics and journalists are beaten and sometimes killed, and the perpetrators too often go free.

Responsible teachers ought to be beating these kinds of histrionics out of their students but are too often perpetrators themselves.

Too often, perpetrators were not prosecuted.

Beyond being complicit in this violence by failing to investigate these crimes, the police are unfortunately also all too often perpetrators.

The goal is to empower former victims to change how India's legal system fights trafficking ― because all too often, perpetrators aren't brought to justice, Free A Girl founder Evelien Hölsken told HuffPost.

When fear shows up, victims too often become perpetrators.

There's no debate: we live in a culture where rape is far too common, and its perpetrators are carelessly excused far too often with "she was asking for it" type logic.

This is why "eyewitnesses" to a crime too often misidentify the perpetrator in a line up.

All too often, we're reminded that the perpetrators of sexual violence have a "bright future ahead of them" and are "good kids".

And officers too often seek to protect their own, allowing perpetrators to commit this egregious human rights abuse with impunity.

After all, there is a scenario in which an increase in reports alone would show progress: sexual assault is a profoundly underreported crime, in part because the tool of shame is too often applied to the victim, not the perpetrators.