Sentence examples for attract violence from inspiring English sources

"In reality, they are creating multiple mini-casinos that attract violence and anti-social behaviour".

Believing the mere threat of violent protests may attract violence, I write a piece for The Huffington Post on the split between the two coalitions.

The band's knack for attracting violence made it increasingly difficult for them to play live, and their Jubilee boat trip down the Thames ended with McLaren and Westwood up before the judge at Bow Street magistrates court.

Dischord's most prolific period followed 1985's "Revolution Summer", a marked attempt by MacKaye and DC's more forward-thinking artists to create an alternative to the one-dimensional hardcore scene that was now attracting violence and white power groups.

Homosexuality often attracts violence in the harsh climate of convict life, so maintaining a low profile is essential to survival.

They're promoted with slick videos on YouTube, providing a shiny focal point for a growing far-right MMA scene that is attracting violence-prone racists who want to become better fighters.

The study, which military officials described as preliminary, has already drawn criticism from Republican legislators who oppose the closing of the Guantánamo Bay center and fear that the relocation of terrorism suspects to their districts could attract terrorist violence.

The UK government recommends that tourists avoid certain parts of Belize City, including George Street and Kraal Road, which have been known to attract gang violence, especially at night.

But what had Bassim done to attract their violence?

If their basic freedoms and basic needs — food, housing, education, employment and so on — are not met, they could be easily attracted to violence, civil unrest or extremism.

But Kushner, seeing La Mazière as attracted to violence rather than to ideology, thought that a Communist revolution would suit him fine.