Sentence examples for to be abuse from inspiring English sources
Out of some 40,000 reports received annually from the general public, a quarter turn out to be abuse, as defined by law.
Started by activist and Vagina Monologues author Eve Ensler, the campaign asked participants to dance in solidarity with the one billion women estimated to be abuse survivors.
"Normally a stalker has had an intimate relationship with the victim in which there tends to be abuse and control issues," says Laura Richards, a criminal behavioural analyst and co-founder of the charity Protection Against Stalking.
The reason is implied to be abuse by her father.
Today, his "marriage" to Aaliyah (which was later reportedly annulled) is accurately understood to be abuse.
And there not only appears to be abuse, but that there has been specific cyber-abuse thanks to the Patriot Act for over a decade.
Shareholders' rights continue to be abused.
We allowed our trust to be abused.
However, our innate throwing prowess is not to be abused.
And yet, so many people were keen to be abused.
