Sentence examples for be less violent than from inspiring English sources

There were 10 murders last year, versus 5 in 2001, though those same numbers indicate this year will probably be less violent than last.

Its conical, nearly symmetrical shape indicates its eruptions tend to be less violent than the kind that blow the tops off mountains.

The lower figure resonates with Fry's extensive studies of nomadic hunter-gatherers, whom he has observed to be less violent than Pinker's work suggests.

Conversely, games in European professional leagues are known to be less violent than North American games because fighting is discouraged in Europe by ejection and heavy fines.

Overall, with the above data would have predicted that the elderly would be less violent than younger patients and this was indeed the case.

The river's flow was less violent than in July, but still rapid.

Despite its setting, it is less violent than many of her other narratives.

They argue that the psychiatrically disturbed are less violent than people imagine because of exaggerated media coverage.

One seat went to an independent.The campaign was less violent than previous parliamentary and presidential ones in 2000 and 2002.

Dr. Pinker and others may be quite right in claiming that for most people alive today, life is less violent than it has been in previous centuries.

Both candidates are Kikuyu (the largest tribe), which may be why the campaign has (touch wood) been less violent than previous ones.