Sentence examples for was repeatedly harassed from inspiring English sources

But the harassment of two other Dolphin personnel -- one unidentified player who was repeatedly harassed with gay slurs, and a trainer -- led the attorneys to conclude that Martin did not make up his claims after the fact because he couldn't hack professional football, as Incognito had claimed.

Minnesota quarterback Daunte Culpepper was repeatedly harassed in the pocket and sacked four times.

The manager was moved to another position, where, she said, she was repeatedly harassed by her new supervisor.

Her parentage has sometimes worked against her — she was repeatedly harassed at McCain events last year — but she chooses to portray her subjects as nondidactically as possible.

Ms. Lieberman said she was not aware of any case analogous to Amanda's in the city, but the organization did reach a settlement last year after suing a Herkimer County school district on behalf of a student who said he was repeatedly harassed, threatened and assaulted at school because of his sexual orientation.

Lu Haitao, a 38-year-old writer and blogger, was repeatedly harassed, detained and interrogated by police last year for vocally supporting Chen Guangcheng, a blind activist-lawyer who escaped house arrest and sought refuge in the American embassy last spring.

In Libya, professional journalists have been repeatedly harassed and detained.

And the police have been accused of standing by as minority Christian groups in towns outside Jakarta have been repeatedly harassed in recent weeks by hardline Islamist groups.

Rajasthan: An 18-year-old girl tried to self-immolate in Alwar after being repeatedly harassed by a neighbor, according to news channel IBNLive.

Mr. Mims said he was beaten by police officers again two weeks later and had been repeatedly harassed by officers since filing a formal complaint with the department.

Fewer than a fifth of Egyptians now get their news from state television, while more than half follow the al-Jazeera satellite channel, whose crews were repeatedly harassed during the election.