Sentence examples for prolonged abuse from inspiring English sources

Two years later I formed a relationship with Nottingham Forest that has survived a lifetime of transient satisfactions and prolonged abuse.

Faheem's death was perhaps as avoidable as the 1995 killing of 6-year-old Elisa Izquierdo, whose prolonged abuse started the overhaul of New York City's child welfare system.

As with any drug, prolonged abuse can of course lead to problems.

Last September, Young was subjected to prolonged abuse during England's game in Bulgaria.

She was not the victim of prolonged abuse and neglect, whose suffering had gone unnoticed by childcare staff.

The chief executive of the disability charity Mencap, Mark Goldring, said Askew had endured "terrible and prolonged abuse".

However, physical abuse or prolonged psychological abuse cause substantial damage.

The autopsy did not show signs of prolonged sexual abuse, said one member of the prosecution team, Dr. Richard Krugman, dean of the University of Colorado School of Medicine.

The recent scandal in Rotherham, which uncovered the prolonged sexual abuse of young girls, will undoubtedly illuminate serious shortcomings in a variety of agencies that should have been working together to protect children.

Forensic psychiatrist Dr Philip Joseph told her trial prolonged amphetamine abuse had badly affected Ms Jenkins's mental state so she was convinced the mafia was out to get her.

Between 1973 and 1980, there were 100 cases of Thai women chopping their husbands' penises off (mainly for their adultery, but often following prolonged domestic abuse)—so many that doctors started to specialize in penis reattachment.