Sentence examples for effects of a violent from inspiring English sources

All three of her children ages 11, 13 and 15, have all seen and felt the devastating effects of a violent home.

By Bob Coen As Mali continues to recover from the effects of a violent rebellion, UNICEF and the European Union are supporting efforts to treat and prevent malnutrition.

The radical inequalities observed between peoples and nations today are partly an effect of a violent history in which some gained at the expense of others.

"We purposefully chose a very tranquil movie to contrast against the very stimulating effect of playing a violent video game in the hope of producing the greatest effect on sleep".

In brief, he establishes that whichever of the three major grounds for injustice we invoke - the effects of shared social institutions, the uncompensated exclusion from the use of natural resources, or the effects of a common and violent history - we end up defining poverty as unjust and its maintenance as a violation of negative duty.

It is also the disenfranchised, the impoverished and the displaced people of the Sahel who grapple with the effects of a powerful cocktail of violent extremism, climate change and abject poverty that is wrecking the lives and prospects of millions.

In a parody of Jumanji, Marge, worried about the effects of excessively violent video games, encourages Bart and Milhouse to try playing some of the classic board games in the attic.

"Lives are destroyed and futures are damaged; tragically, women and children suffer the harshest effects of this violent cycle.

Some, in the most heavily affected areas, have seen their unsafe homes demolished and have been forced to move to suburbs that were spared the effects of the violent quake.

The anniversary should be used as an opportunity to ensure that UN member states take a practical approach in turning the resolution into a means of achieving real security for millions of women who are grappling with the effects of relentless violent conflict.

A 2012 longitudinal study looking at the behavioural development of 165 teenagers over the course of 3 years found that when pre-existing emotional, family and social problems were accounted for, any aggression-increasing effects of playing violent video games disappeared.