Sentence examples for bringing violent from inspiring English sources

Only two years ago, the city was promoting its renaissance and boasting about bringing violent crime to its knees.

Marauding nomads from the Russian steppes, a people Gimbutas has named "Kurgans," began invading neighboring lands, bringing violent codes of patriarchy with them and displacing or destroying the more peaceable matriarchalists.

STRASBOURG — Galvanized by an economic crisis, demonstrators are once again targeting international summit meetings, bringing violent protest politics back to Europe this week after a lull that lasted most of this decade.

A1 Bhutto Barred From Election Election officials in Pakistan barred former Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto from participating in parliamentary elections scheduled for October, bringing violent protests by hundreds of her supporters.

Late on Wednesday, followers of Moktada al-Sadr, an anti-American cleric, issued an unusual, handwritten statement in which Mr. Sadr denounced the government for bringing violent insurgents into its fold.

"Blaming video games for violence in the real world is no more productive than blaming the news media for bringing violent crime into our homes night after night," argues the ESA, the industry's trade group, in materials it provides online.

Such a decision might bring violent devaluation, inflation and a chain of bankruptcies affecting banks, businesses and households.

Also, he was replaced by the former New York police chief, William Bratton, who has since managed to bring violent crime down by almost 38%.

A brilliant, ruthless fanatic in South African intelligence is scheming to bring violent chaos to his country so as to perpetuate Afrikaner rule.

The Prison Radio Association won the community award for its programme Face to Face which brought violent offenders face to face with the victims of crime.

The eve of Mr. Putin's inauguration brought violent clashes between the police and protesters — a jarring development in a city that in recent months has become accustomed to large, peaceful rallies.