Sentence examples for a much more violent from inspiring English sources

And in a much more violent way, because debt would have piled up even more".

It's a much more violent, much more immediate response to really scary things.

Vicente carried on trafficking on a more modest scale, but in a much more violent era for the cartel.

Eva Joly, a Green presidential hopeful, said that America had "a much more violent judicial system" than France.If she means adversarial, she is correct.

And because of recent awful events, the harassment I receive has seemed like the gentler side of a spectrum that has a much more violent and destructive end.

They came with heavy weapons, which unfortunately are readily available in post-revolutionary Libya, and it escalated into a much more violent episode.

AlDe'emeh believes there are two profiles of militants: the naive idealists who are the "first wave" to travel to Syria and a "second wave" of much more violent extremists prepared to strike in their homeland.

"Within three weeks, the tumors had been blown away, in a way that was much more violent than we ever expected," said senior author Carl June, MD told Penn Medicine.

The difference is that, back then, it was a lot less congenial and much more violent.

He would go from being a "perfect gentleman" to something much more violent, aggressive, and "dark," she told the courtroom.

It's so much more violent than a play from scrimmage because you have so much speed behind you".