Sentences with phrase «which becomes abusive»

If these relationships are anything but reciprocal, it starts a cycle which becomes abusive to the pastor as well as to the congregation.

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Satoshi Nakamoto's idealistic vision of «one CPU one vote» has been superseded by a reality where the manufacture and distribution of mining equipment have become dominated by a very small number of entities, some of which have engaged in abusive practices against individual miners and the Bitcoin network as a whole.

This is manifested in harsh rigidity and in cases in which it is taken to the extreme, can become abusive.

An earlier report from TMZ claimed that the LAPD and L.A. County Department of Children and Family Services were looking into an incident in which the World War Z star allegedly became «verbally abusive and physical» with his children, citing a specific incident on his and Jolie's private jet last week.

Paladin, which was set up two months ago to offer counselling to stalking victims, says it has received requests for urgent help from women after they met men online who subsequently became abusive towards them.

Scripted by Andy Bellin (Trust), much of Lovelace is taken from accounts from Linda Lovelace's 1980 autobiography, «Ordeal» in which she details her rocky marriage with the man who would become her manager, Chuck Traynor (Sarsgaard, Robot & Frank), who coerced her into the adult film industry and became a suffocatingly controlling and abusive force in her life.

This expertly - paced account of the Boston Globe's expose on the Catholic Church's systematic covering up of abusive priests is top - notch storytelling, one in which the city of Boston becomes not just the backdrop, but the main character.

Filling it in became the object of a three - decade search to explain his penchant for sudden, verbally abusive rage, which made family life edgy, and then some.

A fourth way is to understand which residents may be more likely to become victims and which people are more likely to become abusive.

«Satoshi Nakamoto's idealistic vision of «one CPU one vote» has been superseded by a reality where the manufacture and distribution of mining equipment has become dominated by a very small number of entities, some of which have engaged in abusive practices against individual miners and the Bitcoin network as a whole.»