Sentence examples for becoming less violent from inspiring English sources

War is declining, and humanity is becoming less violent, less racist and less sexist — and this moral progress has accelerated in recent decades.

It is now not uncommon to find it stated, as though it were a matter of fact, that human beings are becoming less violent and more altruistic.

He found that dealing was moving indoors and drug peddlers were becoming less violent.

Instead, a good angle might be "Why Our Youth Are Becoming Less Violent" (something that's actually happening in Salinas, California, near where I live).

In all the selected stories, the youths had changed their behavior, becoming less violent, using the peace clubs as an opportunity to start afresh, "to choose the path to peace" (Touré, Messenger of Peace).

In general terms, as a league over the last 20 years, we've made progress in becoming less and less violent".

From 1960 onwards, they found, "non-violent resistance has become more frequent and more successful, whereas violent campaigns are becoming less frequent and increasingly less successful".

According to the organization, individuals allegedly involved in violent acts are becoming less vulnerable to "extremism" prosecutions, while freedom of speech cases against bloggers, journalists, and libraries suspected of carrying "extremist" texts are growing.

Violent crime is continuing a long-term fall in England and Wales, according to annual figures from NHS hospitals.Cardiff University looked at data from almost a third of emergency departments, and found a 12% fall in injuries from violent incidents in 2013.It is thought that alcohol becoming less affordable, and a drop in binge drinking, could partly explain the findings.Mark Easton reports.

Suppliers are becoming less accommodating.

That is becoming less and less possible.