Sentence examples similar to fall out of violence from inspiring English sources

Explaining why press freedom in the world's biggest democracy was listed at 140 out of 179 nations, RWB said reporters had been subjected to the fall-out of violence in places such as Kashmir and Chhattisgarh and said the government had also undermined online freedom of expression.

"The people of Central African Republic can not be left to deal with the fall-out of violence and displacement alone.

Most street children are either kicked out of their houses, experience domestic violence or fall out with their parents but have nowhere to go as they cannot claim housing benefits, he said.

Walter reconciled himself with John the following year, but meanwhile William himself had fallen out with the King; violence broke out and both Walter and William took refuge in Ireland, with John taking control of Ludlow yet again.

We need to fall out of love with guns, with violence and with aggression.

When the Shah fell it at first backed Ayatollah Khomeini but soon fell out with him, embarking on a campaign of violence and bombings which, on a single occasion, is reckoned to have killed 70 civilians, including several senior clerics; the withered arm of Iran's current supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, was a result of that bomb.

His weakness for what the Motion Picture Assn. of America calls "strong, brutal and grisly violence" overpowers everything else: at those overdone moments, the tension in the scenario dissipates and you fall out of the movie.

Planes fall out of the sky.

First graders fall out of their chairs.

"People fall in love, people fall out of love.

The violence tends to ebb and flow with little explanation, Mr. Shirk added, as one group gains strength or cuts deals with the police while others fall out of favor or lose ground.