Sentence examples for victimised on from inspiring English sources

Police are still healing wounds from 'sus' laws, when black people were victimised on the presumption they had drugs.

Trade unions have complained that thousands of workers have been victimised on blacklists, many of whom have simply raised safety concerns.

Students who have expressed legitimate concerns have been victimised on placement and found it hard to get a job locally once they qualify.

The Scottish off-spinner, Majid Haq, has been sent home from the World Cup after an inappropriate comment on social media, which suggested that he felt victimised on grounds of race.

Yet Liberia has been at peace since 2003 – only a few months after Mercy was born – and Liberians are at a loss to explain why this particular legacy of war appears to be getting worse, and children of the new, peaceful, democratic Liberia are now being victimised on such a shocking scale.

Tyler at al [ 26] found that among a group of homeless females, those with a history of sexual abuse were more likely to be re-victimised on the street.

It has polarised opinion between those who believed it victimised people on benefits and those who claimed it highlighted the flaws in the welfare state.

Benefits Street has polarised opinion between those who believed it victimised people on benefits, and those who claimed it highlighted the flaws in the welfare state.

The proportion of all victimisations of that type suffered by the most victimised percentile, next most victimised, and so on.

Mean number of victimisations of a particular crime type suffered by the most victimised percentile, next most victimised, and so on.

Purewal points out that the danger to the physical or mental health of a pregnant woman who is being victimised for being pregnant with a female foetus could, on these grounds, legally justify a sex-selective termination.