Sentences with phrase «often are abused»

Nursing home residents all too often are abused by the very institutions charged with caring for them.

His chapter on «Relativity and Religion» shows how Einstein's theories of relativity have often been abused by extending «relativity» to theological and moral values.

The children have often been abused and neglected and are in urgent need of a permanent, loving and stable family.

Some vets are very cautious with who they send this drug home with because of how often it's abused.

Often as the academic evidence now suggests, perpetrators have themselves often been abused and they too require treatment not punitive punishment regimes or they will not be rehabilitated and will re-offend.

High conflict people often were abused or entitled when growing up and didn't have the secure, balanced connection necessary to learn these skills of emotional self - management.

Not exact matches

Novelty seeking — getting bored easily and throwing yourself into new pursuits or activities — is often linked to gambling, drug abuse, attention deficit disorder, and leaping out of perfectly good airplanes without a parachute.

We often use shaky hands, reaching out cautiously without a guarantee about how that trust will be used (or abused), and we don't always know if the recipient will receive it willingly.

But her acceptance speech last night struck me, because she used a phrase that is so often abused.

However, members of the tech diversity community — who are often the victims of the most severe abuse on Twitter — said it is a feature that has come too many years too late.

Verbal abuse will often transfer into physical abuse, and when you try to walk away, that's actually one of the most dangerous times for the person who is being abused.»

But all too often, it was abused in various ways.

But far too often, these abuses seem to be detected through whistleblowers or external research rather than by Facebook itself.

Risk is often misunderstood as a concept, and therefore, the term is overused and even abused.

«The inaccessibility of the legal system results in women staying in situations that are unhealthy and sometimes dangerous, while women fleeing abuse without legal help are often re-victimized by their abuser and by the court system.»

The institutional church is so often like Satan... longing to be worshipped and obeyed; teaching that obedience to one scripture is more important than balancing them all; luring us to abuse our power to make a difficult path chosen by God into a simple solution of no new spiritual growth (Matt 4).

Cutting off an entire part of life makes little sense and comes about due to DNA (spiritually challenged people actually can not sense anything outside of self) or choice which is often based on pride (even those who hate God because of some physical or emotional abuse overcompensate in a pridefull unforgiving resentment).

The exploitation of refugee youth feeds off broken systems and is demanded by buyers who often have a history of childhood abuse and trauma.

The court was told after abusing the boys he would often tell them that if they ever found themselves about to mention what had happened, their minds would go blank and they would forget.

The cardinal accepted that abusing priests were routinely moved from parish to parish rather than being defrocked, and the word of clergy was often taken as more trustworthy than children claiming they were abused.

More often than not it's because they were emotionally or physically abused when they were growing up, or their fathers were never there for them.

Bishops often remark that they «promised the Catholic people» they would be tough on abuse.

The episcopal neglect that often attended such abuse is similarly condemnable.

James Carroll, George Weigel and Garry Wills all agree that the sexual - abuse crisis is symptomatic of a deeper cultural war in Catholicism, but they differ — often diametrically — on what is at stake.

And because these drugs are often mixed in unreliable doses — and people who abuse them don't take the time to calculate proper doses — the results are often fatal, especially when fentanyl is involved.

A false perception has often been created (either by sensationalist commentary, or lazily prejudiced comments by stand - up comedians and others), that sexual abuse is wide - spread throughout the Clergy, and in some way a particularly Catholic problem.

Too often faith and concepts like forgiveness are utilized and employed to kill and destroy those who have been / are being abused and silenced.

We may reasonably conclude from the studies that have been done on this issue that, more often than not, the number of Priests who have abused is tiny in proportion to the number of Priests that have not ever done so.

Christ's love moves us to work for the healing of wounded souls who are victims of abuse often propagated in the name of Christ;

What I think is equally important as the discussion of abuse should be the recognition and discussion about the completely ingrained misogyny within Christina Culture that is often a help maid to those committing this abuse.

When it's childhood abuse you often harbor hate and anger in your heart.

Church is one of the least safe places to acknowledge abuse because the way it is counseled is, more often than not, damaging to the victim.

They were perhaps taking their cue from Pope Francis, who apologized in July for Catholic abuse of Waldensians, often called the first evangelicals.

(CNN)- Catholic bishops «will be held accountable» for failing to protect children from sexual abuse, Pope Francis said Monday, his strongest acknowledgment yet of what abuse victims have been saying for decades: that the cover - ups have often been as bad as the crimes.

Sexual abuse is thus often a form of sadism and not a result of sexual frustration.

This tragedy strikes us particularly because we are conscious of how often women have been the targets of such disrespect, abuse, prejudice, and oppression.

Unfortunately the abuses of the shepherding and discipleship movements are often repeated in newer, hipper packaging.

We are grieved by the disrespect, the abuse, the personal prejudice and institutional oppression by which humans so often dishonor the image of God in their fellow humans.

The culture of consumerism and the chase for material symbols of wealth and security have sometimes come to be dominant; the pursuit of spiritual fulfillment in many has slowly begun to degenerate into empty and sterile ritualism; the legitimate thirst for education has often become perverted into an obsessive drive to acquire with the greatest speed the formal diplomas necessary to gain entry to jobs offering the easiest opportunities to make the quickest rupees; political statesmanship in some areas has begun to depreciate into an opportunities race for power and position; the spirit of SEVA (Service) to the nation has intermittently begun to be suffocated in many, by the abuse of discretions, sometimes mediated by a bloated bureaucracy itself enmeshed in a vast network of multiplying paper and self - proliferating regulations; menacingly many good and decent people even in public life, have come to be corroded by a culture of demanding corruption; and some potentially creative lawyers, have begun to take perverted pride in mere «cleverness», rendering themselves vulnerable to the prejudice that they are a parasitic obstruction in the pursuit of substantive justice.

Through his art David often gives voice to this, letting many who have felt the abuses of the church know they are not the only ones.

Though many don't realize it, the after effects of sexual abuse are deep and painful, and worldviews of abuse are often distorted and adopted by victims, such as fear of intimacy, unhealthy views toward sex, and even hatred of one's own body.

An idolatrous love of family is often behind the lack of courage in many Christians to speak out against abuse and unethical practices in the workplace.

While there is a certain amount of authority inherent within the pastoral position, it is, like any other form of power, easy to abuse, and while pastors are spiritual leaders, this does not make us immune to the lust for power, but to the contrary, often seems to amplify it.

And often, those «abusing in the name of Christ» don't recognize the depth and resilience which emerges in the abused — from their strength and will to thrive — as positive, but as yet one more thing to be shamed into submission.

Still others it's wiring that will lead to eventual spousal or child abuse, often times in the footsteps of a parent.

I'm just trying to explain that people often abuse Christianity; claiming you are doing an unjust act for God does not make it right.

On the contrary, as Beck details, children could often be induced to tell untruths about sex abuse.

we were locked up in christian run schools that were often staffed by people that had been excommunicated from thier respective faiths because of abuse and corruption.

While helping to establish a moral foundation for society, it was just as often abused by the powers that be to keep the populace under control.

As I've shared before, I've been on both sides and can honestly say that often leadership abuse is not intentional, but rather the fruit of a very unhealthy way of seeing the role of a leader — whether in the home, business, or church.