Sentence examples for a violent community from inspiring English sources

"It's not really a violent community here," said Patrick P. Linfante, the director of public safety at Seton Hall, who was hired after the Boland Hall fire.

In the UK's right-wing press, young British Somalis are often represented as a violent community living by their own laws.

Comments like this: "No wonder police are more vicious towards your community - you are clearly a violent community that needs to be controlled by weapons and punches and kicks" are not at all infrequently uttered.

This has been found to apply both to violent crime and to sex work though what comes even earlier for violent criminals who have addiction tends to be a violent home in a violent community.

"We're a terribly violent community," said Junious Williams, the chief executive of the Urban Strategies Council.

I stressed that I disagreed with violent community responses to police action.

In the street world, Latina artists encounter great opportunities of empowerment as they take on the gritty, competitive and often times violent community of graffiti writers and street artists.

Detroit 300 says it is a non-violent "community action group" that fully complies with state law at all times.

This finding, while not conclusive, suggests that some crime in violent communities can be prevented not by aggressive policing -- a strategy that's caused resentment in both New York and Brazil -- but with social services.

For example, there has been some discussion of whether anxiety serves an inhibitory or protective function by keeping youth who live in violent communities from being further exposed to violence (e.g., fear may motivate them to remain indoors).

"We need to get upstream and try to prevent the unpredicted: how to have healthier, less violent communities in the first place," Swanson said.