Sentences with phrase «far less abuse»

If there were no «leaders» and no «followers» I suspect there would also be far less abuse.

Shares of Nektar Therapeutics rose 4.5 % in Tuesday trading as the company's opioid - modifying painkiller proved to have far less abuse potential than conventional opioids in a clinical study.

Not exact matches

And abuses in the Temporary Foreign Workers program make even McJobs far less available to them.

Only < than 1 percent of priests have ever abused a child, far less on a percentage basis than coaches, teachers, and ministers of other faiths.

If you believe that the likes of Liverpool and Spurs, who have been far far less successful than us over recent years, receive anything like the criticism, ridicule and down right abuse that we do, then I'm afraid I've missed it.

Most of us are far less informed (myself included), so while it is a subject worthy of plenty of debate, it really shouldn't descend to abuse of those within the club, especially based on the observation that the players «looked tired» in extra time.

This week in history has witnessed some heavy home defeats which includes 1 - 5 and 2 - 5 reverses to the «scallies» of Liverpool in both 1965 and 1968; had there been Twitter in 1965 it would have been awash with abuse, as less than a week after the 1965 Liverpool game, came a further 2 - 5 defeat at home to Leicester.

«While Sen. Gillibrand finds the actions of certain ACORN employees to be reprehensible and will ask ACORN leaders for a full investigation and plan to prevent any further abuse, the truth remains that thousands of New York families who are facing foreclosure depend on charitable organizations like ACORN for assistance,» said Bethany Lesser, a spokesman for Gillibrand.

More than a decade of data indicates teens have become far less likely to abuse alcohol, nicotine and illicit drugs, and they also are less likely to engage in delinquent behaviors, such as fighting and stealing, according to results of a national survey analyzed by researchers at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis.

Another implication is that prevention strategies should emphasize emotional abuse, a widespread cruelty that is far less punishable than other types of child maltreatment.»

Overall, 3.5 percent of the Roux - en - Y patients reported getting substance abuse treatment, far less than the nearly 21 percent who reported alcohol problems.

This means that his own journey can't end with his violence unto others, and moreover, that his serial sacrifices for the white child so abused by every adult in sight — save for him — make him less admirable than frightening, a specter of payback that extends far beyond his own experience or representative capacity.

«Betsy DeVos has rolled back the practice of probing civil - rights complaints for evidence of larger, systemic violations, which means that students who are harmed by state and local civil - rights violations will be far less likely to see those abuses remedied,» says Jeffries.

This change means that students who are harmed by state and local civil - rights violations will be far less likely to see those abuses remedied unless they, their parents, or someone else acting on their behalf files a direct and formal complaint.

When interviewed by telephone recently for a federal survey, parents in two - parent families far less frequently reported that they physically abused their children than did parents interviewed on the subject a decade ago.

Already, the wall text mentions another model's anonymous allegations of inappropriate sexual contact by Mr. Araki, noting that «the controversy surrounding Araki's work has almost exclusively been about reception and meaning, and far less about the issues of consent and the potential abuses of power that can be at the foundation of artistic practice and artistic production.»

A 2014 report by Brunel University, for example, found that children were less likely to go into permanent care, parents were more likely to cease their drug use and children were less likely to suffer further neglect and abuse.

While quite a bit of emphasis has been given to the reasonableness of the value of the cryptocurrencies (or some would say, the lack thereof), and the regulatory oversight on the offering of such cryptocurrencies to the public, namely the process called Initial Coin Offering (ICO), the risks of market abuse have been far less discussed, not to say properly dealt with.