Sentence examples for consistent violence from inspiring English sources

Maoist guerrillas are now active in over a third of India's 626 districts, with 90 seeing "consistent violence".

The government estimates that they have influence in over a third of India's 626 districts, with 90 seeing "consistent violence".

She told me about these events in a matter-of-fact way, but the lines on her face illustrated exactly how exhausted she was from the weeks of consistent violence.

But I also believe that we can find ways to reduce gun violence consistent with the Second Amendment".

Australia's two offshore detention centres – in remote Nauru and the Papua New Guinean island of Manus – have been the site of consistent reports of violence against asylum seekers, including the sexual assault of children, and the rape of men and women in detention, as well as other abuses such as detainees being given out-of-date food and expired medication.

The field would benefit from consistent definitions of violence, and a more systematic approach to cognitive assessment.

While his accusers described clear patterns of control consistent with domestic violence, much of the physical abuse they alleged seemed to have taken place during or proximal to sexual encounters that were otherwise consensual.

And we will decide to stop when we believe that the communities in which we reside -- and particularly the men in those communities, those with position, social location and power -- send a clear and consistent message that violence against women will not be tolerated.

However, the literature is not consistent concerning decreased violence when the woman becomes pregnant [ 10, 16, 44, 45].

In addition, the article argued that some norms have remained relatively stable and consistent namely anti-violence in Japan, ethnicity based immigration norms in Japan and Germany or culture of contrition and remembrance in Germany, whereas other norms such as the use of military force and revised representations of the past have been inconsistent or atypical.

This follows a consistent trend of declining violence that dates back decades.