Sentence examples for because of its violent from inspiring English sources

The party later traveled north, descended the Lemhi River to the Salmon and attempted to descend it to the Snake, but found it impassable because of its violent rapids.

Tellingly, it is Vietnam, because of its violent histories with the U.S. and China, which is most eager to accept American defense contracts (and a new Intel microchip plant) to maintain its strategic balance.

The Departed wasn't immediately regarded as an Oscar contender when it opened in the US last year, chiefly because of its violent content.

Not everyone liked the term "revolution", said Mr Yeung, because of its violent connotation.

Will the V-chip shut out "Prime Suspect," the excellent PBS series starring Helen Mirren, because of its violent content?

Soria, who is from Santiago de la Monclova, Mexico, has dropped his nickname, the Mexicutioner, because of its violent connotations.

The case has become especially high-profile in San Francisco not only because of its extremely violent nature, but also because it highlights the city's sanctuary ordinance.

I don't think the housing industry, in general, is a good place to be because of its, sometimes, violent cyclicality.

The following year, The Longbow Hunters story was continued as Green Arrow, volume 2, an ongoing title that was intended for mature readers because of its grim, violent tone.

What of pornography that is offensive because of its extremely violent or degrading content?

For example, emerald does not lose its value because of its "imperfection" (its violent formation leads to flaws even in the most valuable emeralds).