Sentence examples for systematically bullied from inspiring English sources
In fact, a great many brave people had been trying to draw attention to doping in cycling for years, and Armstrong – that "awesome person" – had systematically bullied them, lied to them, sued them.
I am not equating homosexuality and autism – autism is inherently disabling in ways that homosexuality is not – but I think that's why I was sensitive to the feelings of a group of people who were systematically bullied, tortured and thrown into asylums".
Or it was much worse: systematically being bullied and shunned by classmates.
There are no labour laws in Japan against discrimination on the basis of age, which is why older men (there are few salarywomen) are being systematically sacked or bullied into resigning.Having dedicated their lives so completely to their companies, many sacked sararimen can imagine only a bleak future.
The report by the business select committee on Sports Direct, the UK's largest sporting retailer, describes a working culture where people are systematically treated without respect, underpaid, bullied and exploited, and where the founder and owner of the company, Mike Ashley, admitted that he wouldn't want his children working.
How can an already over-tasked teacher systematically add bullying prevention activities into an already over-scheduled school day?
Furthermore, unlike most states, Iowa has systematically collected student-reported bullying through statewide school-based surveys since 2005, prior to the implementation of the law.
