Sentence examples for could be violence from inspiring English sources

If these are frustrated, there could be violence.

He warned there could be violence if the bid went ahead and was vetoed by the US.

Mr. Tubman had urged Liberians not to vote and warned there could be violence if the runoff election proceeded as scheduled.

But the controls on communications and pre-emptive ban on protests are fuelling fears of voting day fraud and worries that there could be violence in its aftermath.

Some in the government have said that if the problem is not resolved one way or another there could be violence.

Fraser, in the same interview, acknowledged there could be violence between police and protesters and that such a scenario would place the cathedral under great strain.

There could yet be violence.

It could be tragedy, violence, passion or needlecraft.

I think this means there could be more violence against the opposition".

With stringent security measures, including ordering Palestinian shops in the area closed, the Israeli police could be provoking violence, he said.

The BBC's Duncan Crawford says the defences are being re-built as protesters believe there could be more violence.