Sentence examples for be linked to violent from inspiring English sources

Childhood exposure to the toxic metal may be linked to violent criminal acts like homicide, Chemical & Engineering News reported this week.

Mr. Hevia said the men arrested in Cuba in April were linked to violent Cuban-American exile groups.

Two separate genetic traits have been linked to violent crime in a study that raises the possibility of there being an innate, biological basis for serious criminality.

There is evidence that high dopamine levels are linked to violent behaviour, so perhaps the double whammy which is created by adding the drug-boost effect to that of the enzyme tips some people over the edge.That is speculation.

But he has few illusions that his case will be decided on the evidence — though the government says it will show that he is linked to violent movements on both the right and the left.

Using a crystal plasticity model, the X-ray diffraction footprints are linked to violent intergranular stress redistributions and special distributions of critical strengths associated with quantized intragranular slip.

The slur he is helping spread has already been linked to violent Islamophobia.

Members "have been linked to violent crimes including murder and alleged plots to attack civilians, nuclear facilities and synagogues".

What provoked the full operation was the violent kidnapping of Stefanos in 2014 by a gang, suggesting that the brothel was linked to violent crime in the area.

The temptation is obvious: GamerGate -- whether its most vocal members admit it or not -- has been linked to violent threats before.

Psychopathy is an important construct in explaining criminal behavior and has especially been linked to violent criminality [ 16].