Sentence examples for entrenched violence from inspiring English sources

That concentration of poverty brings schools disadvantages that mixed-income schools often lack: health issues, mobile populations, entrenched violence and teachers who come from the least selective training programs.

She spoke of a "malaise", "entrenched violence", and of aboriginal people being "overwhelmed time and time again by a fresh new tragedy".

They had experienced layer upon layer of trauma: entrenched community violence, ruptured attachment with primary caregivers who had left for the U.S. years earlier, crippling poverty, gang threats.

Its future is foretold in the US, where higher education markets are entrenched and sexual violence is rife.

Liberians strongly hoped that the inauguration of Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf as president on Jan . 16 2006, meant economic reconstruction and an end to violence, but by year's end the reality of entrenched corruption and community violence had muted their optimism.

Those numbers, however, may understate exactly how entrenched gun violence has become in American society -- and how widely its effects are felt.

From entrenched street violence tactics born during the heyday of the War on Drugs to not just the number but the type of firearms available to the average shooter, careless mass gun violence is baked into the American experience.

It allows the speaker to claim concern for women's safety, and even more importantly, to decry critics as "anti-woman," without so much as causing a ripple on the surface of entrenched, commonplace violence against women.

Drug dealing and gang violence are "entrenched," he says, and the progress the police make is "incremental".

The district, in the North-West Frontier Province, is on the edge of the Orakzai tribal area, where the Taliban and other Sunni militant groups more committed to sectarian violence are entrenched.

Violence is deeply entrenched in the traffickers operations and they have no interest in the conservation of the species.