Sentence examples for usually mistreated from inspiring English sources
Those women who did marry were usually mistreated, and the majority of men, once having received a dowry, abandoned their wives.
This study suggests that the MAThyS scale may be a useful dimensional tool, along with categorical tools, to discriminate and follow the different bipolar mood episodes, particularly for mixed states which are usually severe, underdiagnosed, and mistreated.
In an interview, Stan Davis told me that if you're the kid being mistreated, it doesn't usually work to tell the person bullying you to stop.
Mr Shaiken thinks this is fairly likely, so long as Ford and Chrysler reach similarly amicable deals with the UAW.However, Kristin Dziczek of the Centre for Automotive Research in Michigan is sceptical: workers usually join unions only when they feel mistreated, she says.
She usually doesn't have any problems being mistreated by men or women, but she does have a equal impatience for whoever doesn't treat her with respect.
Commercial cleaning staff, usually women and migrant workers, complained of being frequently mistreated by employers, who often ignore obligations to provide holiday and sick pay, according to the new study by the Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC), The Invisible Workforce: Outsourcing and Employment in the Cleaning Sector.
"My husband mistreated me.
"These animals are not mistreated.
Picketers felt that rodeo animals are mistreated.
Mubarak had never mistreated him.
