Sentence examples for a trend of violent from inspiring English sources

Human Rights Watch (HRW) views the killings as part of a trend of violent intolerance towards freedom of religion and speech in Bangladesh.

Surprisingly, the asset index did not display a trend of decreasing risk of violent death with increasing wealth; in fact, the fourth quintile showed a sharp increase in the point estimate.

Ken Auletta's profile of Mayor Bloomberg mentions the downward trend of violent crime during the administrations of both Bloomberg and Rudolph Giuliani ("After Bloomberg," August 26th).

Police are concerned at the growing trend of violent offences carried out by young people.

We could find no obvious trend of violent altercation with increasing household size; missing data 6.6% (1,360/20,639).

Well, a trend of two.

"There is a trend of impunity.

Statistics remind us how rare terrorist attacks actually are, and a quick google will inform you about the long trend of falling violent crime rates, but what are numbers compared to the sight of someone being shot and killed by a hate-filled maniac or an panicked cop?

Statistics remind us how rare terrorist attacks actually are, and a quick Google search will inform you about the long trend of falling violent crime rates, but what are numbers compared to the sight of someone being shot and killed by a hate-filled maniac or an panicked cop?

Still, he called their involvement part of a "disturbing trend" of increasing interest in violent Islamist groups among United States citizens.

At the time, Egypt was trending in the news during a period of violent political protest.