Sentence examples for are much less violent from inspiring English sources

Perennial hotspots such as Angola, Chad, Eritrea, Liberia and Sierra Leone are quiet, leaving millions better off, and even Congo, Somalia and Sudan are much less violent than they used to be.

"I preferred his earlier books, which were much less violent.

However, the protests were much less violent than the scenes witnessed at recent economic conferences.

One of the bigger red herrings in the raw debate over the destruction of Hatem Ben Arfa's season, if not his career, is that football today is much less violent than it was, say, 30 or 40 years ago.

Since any imaginable modern state in any imaginable circumstance was always going to feel duty-bound to retake a prison after a mutiny, a forcible reconquest needed to be done either quickly or not at all: had it happened the next morning, when state troopers stood ready and the prisoners hadn't yet dug in, it might have been much less violent.

They tend to be much less violent than their counterparts which lack the SOMP designation.

"Better-off blacks are much less likely to be victims of violent crime".

When people's bodies and minds are relaxed, they are much less likely to speak or act in violent ways.

Inequities are well documented as underpinning violent conflicts, yet the way in which inequities in the educational sector contribute to conflicts are much less known.

We are much less optimistic.

Some are much less generous.