Sentence examples for range of victims from inspiring English sources

The range of victims seems to keep expanding.

In that same period, the age range of victims we've seen at King's has also dropped from people in their early 20s to youngsters in their mid-teens – there are also now more female victims.

The most prolific of these actors is APT1, which Mandiant says is "a single organisation of operators that has conducted a cyber espionage campaign against a broad range of victims since at least 2006".

This is intended to give a voice to a greater range of victims.

In a report released Wednesday, the security firm McAfee said the five-year mission included a wide range of victims, including the United Nations, the International Olympic Committee, a Department of Energy Research Laboratory and nearly two dozen defense contractors.

What was the age range of the victims of the salmonella outbreak traced to the rodents?

Adults express more willingness to resuscitate a broader range of drowning victims than adolescents.

Adults expressed more willingness to ventilate a broader range of drowning victims than adolescents.

Now, even the UN cannot agree on a definition, while academics produce ever more flabby attempts at capturing every aspect of popular definitions of the term, stretching to cover the range of harm, victim, motive, target and whether it is something that states and/or sub-state actors do.

Congress strengthened remedies for victims of sexual harassment at work by passing the Civil Rights Act of 1991, providing damages for the full range of injuries that victims might suffer and giving victims the right to trial by a jury of her peers.

"When you have more than one victim, what becomes difficult is the range of punishment that victims would like to see," she said.