Sentence examples for social abuse from inspiring English sources

The prevalence of bullying, discrimination and social abuse has been much discussed recently and science is in no way immune.

Fernando Ferrer, the borough president of the Bronx, also criticized the protesters' removal, saying, "It only exacerbates 60 years of real environmental and social abuse on this island".

As Daniel Jeremy Silver wrote in "A History of Judaism" (Basic Books, 1974): "The Exodus expressed God's will to save, the urgency of freedom, the possibility of escaping tyranny, and God's anger with every form of social abuse".

Moreover, Gayle Rubin argues that "The scapegoating of pornography will create new problems, new forms of legal and social abuse, and new modes of persecution.

The social abuse that football inflicts on its players is profound and is reflected in their job prospects.

Blacks, Latinos, Asians, and Native Americans share a history of physical and social abuse at the hand of the white majority.

The book celebrated the romance of space travel while condemning the social abuses that modern technology had made possible, and its impact was immediate and lasting.

He is capable of the lofty, devastating brief dismissal: one of the monks "is admirably opposed to the Indian weaknesses; fatalism, love of chatter and indifference to social abuses".

The must also be committed to taking decisive action when human rights, environmental or social abuses are occurring as a result of, in close proximity to and directly because of their operations or products.

Brazilian television executives say that period costume dramas that touch on themes of slavery or other social abuses tend to do the best abroad, and "Xica da Silva" certainly fits that descriptiopn.

William Hone, (born June 3, 1780, Bath, Somerset, England died November 6, 1842, Tottenham, London), English radical journalist, bookseller, publisher, and satirist, notable for his attacks on political and social abuses.