Sentence examples for are relatively violent from inspiring English sources

Though group-living primates are relatively violent, the rates vary.

There were "relatively few violent incidents but those that did occur were often serious," according to the report.

He says most of the 611 prisoners, more than half of whom are serving life sentences, felt safe and there were relatively few violent incidents although those that did occur were often serious.

They are mostly vertical in structure, are relatively short-lived, and usually do not produce violent weather at the ground.

Still shocked by the suddenness of such an incident in a place that is relatively free of violent crime, Finland declared a day of mourning today, flying flags at half-staff, closing some government buildings, and observing a moment of silence in Parliament.

The apparent fruit of Fairleigh Dickinson's policy has been relatively low rates of violent crimes: a single aggravated assault, and no homicides, arsons or sexual offenses recorded in the past three years at the Teaneck campus.

"It was a relatively violent upbringing.

Violent crime is relatively rare in Tokyo but the city has been the venue for several high-profile cases involving missing British nationals.

Existing government advice is to avoid all travel to Somalia, but the new risk has emerged in Somaliland, a former British protectorate to the north which seceded from Somalia in 1991 and which has been relatively peaceful compared to the violent south and centre.

The disorder appears to be relatively common among survivors of violent crime, particularly rape victims.

Associations with psychiatric in-patient treatment and difficulties controlling violent behaviour were relatively weak in the present study.