Sentence examples for victimized under from inspiring English sources

While corporate America and Kenworthy's corner of the sports world have proved to be accepting of a high-profile gay athlete, he believes there are parts of the country that haven't shown the same tolerance, and Kenworthy said he feels "quite victimized under the current administration". "I don't think I'm competing for the administration.

Managers, rank-and-file engineers, men and women participating in the walkout said they were demanding broad changes in how the company handles harassment complaints, and that they were protesting in solidarity with colleagues who had been victimized under the current system.

The Duke case was flung in the face of civil rights leaders as the danger of overplaying the race angle in Jena or anywhere else a black is victimized under muddled circumstances.

Six women filed civil lawsuits Monday alleging that a longtime gynecologist at the University of Southern California sexually victimized them under the pretext of medical care and that USC failed to address complaints from clinic staff about the doctor's behavior.

Therefore, boys who engage in binge drinking may more readily become victimized while under the influence of alcohol.

Small businesses are both disproportionately victimized by fraud and notably under-protected by anti-fraud controls, a combination that makes them significantly vulnerable to this threat.

Rios presents a solid portrayal of a woman refusing to be victimized, who holds her own under fiendish pressure.

"Let's be gracious to those we don't agree with, let's listen more than we talk, and let's keep advocating for the rights of the under-served, the marginalized, and the victimized".

"A lion's share of Californians who have been victimized historically would have been covered under this $40,000 cap". .

Said differently, and perhaps a bit sharply for some: each of us has unfortunate circumstances to bear, many of which might qualify under any definition of being victimized.

Housing activist Hannah Gehrels said she knows many people who have been victimized by "phony evictions," where the landlord evicts the tenants under the pretense of performing renovations, then never does.