Sentence examples for repeated harassment from inspiring English sources

Allison Steinberg New York City Trans people experience repeated harassment and abuse from trans-exclusionary radical feminists.

And Radio Ecclesia, which has continued to operate despite repeated harassment, would probably have to revamp its format to survive.

Cyberbullying is often legally defined as repeated harassment online, although in popular use, it can describe even a sharp-elbowed, gratuitous swipe.

But since then he has experienced repeated harassment, including numerous bouts of detention and more than 10 searches of his flat.

The mother of one had met Appleton on Facebook and was unaware of his history of violence against women, including repeated harassment and threats and the knifepoint kidnapping of a past ex-girlfriend.

Ronald T. Libby, the author of "The Criminalization of Medicine: America's War on Doctors" (Praeger Publishers, 2007), said he believed that the study was seriously flawed and that pain doctors were subject to repeated harassment.

Trump also attempted to defend himself against the repeated sexual harassment allegations.

The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission filed a federal lawsuit yesterday charging the Zale Corporation, the nationwide jewelry chain, with repeated sexual harassment of female employees at its store in a Long Island mall.

Chelysheva, who has been the target of repeated Kremlin harassment, had been due to speak about Chechnya on Friday at a major international rights conference in Derry, Northern Ireland.

The commission said the nine women would share the $160,000 and get a letter of apology from the president of Bennigan's, Jerry Comstock, "for being subjected to egregious and repeated sexual harassment" by male managers and co-workers at Bennigan's Metro Center restaurant in Phoenix in 1997.

The #DeleteUber and negative sentiment around the company returned when former engineer Susan Fowler revealed repeated sexual harassment issues during her tenure at the company.