Sentence examples for pervasive abuse from inspiring English sources

"The Invisible War" presents other numbers, mostly from the military's own records, that make the picture of pervasive abuse even more alarming.

The pervasive abuse of women is compounding AIDS in some of the poorest countries of southern Africa and South Asia, a Unicef survey reported.

Yet the Holocaust is a ghost that haunts this story of the most pervasive abuse of performance-enhancing drugs the world has seen.

There can be a wide range of such experiences, from a very disturbing one-time event during adulthood or childhood to pervasive abuse or neglect, especially from an addicted parent who raised the child and modeled that behavior.

Noting the pervasive abuse of prescription drugs in the industry, Gibson issues a chilling warning that another tragedy like Prince's is inevitable.

The Best Supporting spot can go to Mark Ruffalo who plays Michael Rizendes, one of the key Spotlight reporters on the Boston Globe story about pervasive abuse of young people by Catholic priests.

The findings by the inspector general, Joseph Fisch, raised the possibility of pervasive abuses in the civil service, and in response, Gov. David A. Paterson said he would seek a comprehensive overhaul of the civil service system.

Simply throwing up our hands and eliminating executions entirely, by contrast, could prove to be a form of moral evasion — a way to console ourselves with the knowledge that no innocents are ever executed, even as more pervasive abuses go unchecked.

St George's joins a number of elite east coast boarding schools reeling from revelations of widespread and pervasive sexual abuse.

In the spring of 2004, the fact of pervasive prisoner abuse at Abu Ghraib became public, on "60 Minutes II" and in a series of articles in these pages by Seymour M. Hersh.

Usain Bolt is more than the world's fastest man: he is the also the man who saved his sport from the ignominy and potential oblivion caused by pervasive drug abuse.