Sentence examples for compound violence from inspiring English sources

"Ongoing issues around poverty, lack of access to housing, lack of access to education, lack of job opportunities, all compound violence in a number of ways," Crowder said.

The UN is a lifeline: for the 90 million people it feeds each year, and for the thousands who took refuge last month in its peacekeeping compound fleeing violence in Central African Republic.

"It will only compound the violence, and it will not deter others from committing similar crimes in the future," he said in a statement.

In cities, by contrast, the problems of poverty are compounded by violence, drugs, family breakdown and child labour.

Those problems have been compounded by violence toward horses by ranchers and other private resource users.

Social media compounds youth violence because it has the power to intensify feuds in a matter of seconds to an audience of thousands.

No group has taken responsibility for the assassinations, but the killings have compounded the violence that has gripped the southern port city since the rebels retreated in July amid gains by pro-Hadi forces.

Mr. Arafat became ill in October 2004 after being confined under an Israeli Army siege and virtual house arrest for more than two years in his Ramallah compound, as the violence of the second Palestinian intifada and the Israeli clampdown seethed.

The US embassy in Libya has been shuttered and all personnel evacuated from the compound amid spiraling violence between rival militia in Tripoli, the US State Department said today.

41 42 This research suggests that the failure of the current drug strategy to support women's ability to access treatment may compound experiences of violence among female sex workers.

But modern outbursts of violence, compounded with the modern means of capturing and publicizing them, may compel us to revise, or intensify, that observation.