Sentence examples for forecast violence from inspiring English sources

That fear-stoking language is terrifyingly familiar: the audacity to forecast violence after acting as an agent of violence yourself.

At a news conference here on Wednesday, he and other Zimbabwean religious leaders forecast new violence -- and a new exodus of refugees from Zimbabwe -- unless African leaders pressed Mr. Mugabe to embrace democratic reforms.

While this literature does much to shed light on the factors that may make a state more likely to suffer transnational terrorist attacks, it does little to provide forecasts of terrorist violence with any degree of precision.

He forecast an escalation in violence.

This is an absurdly rosy forecast given the horrific violence that now grips so many parts of Iraq, including the capital.

Mr. Annan,, opening the session, another in a series of special meetings on Africa arranged by Mr. Holbrooke, who is council president this month, offered an even grimmer forecast for Burundi if violence cannot be contained.

The report forecast a further rise in violence in Iraq over the next few months.

This finances developers of software that can "beat the news": forecasting political crises and mass violence in a reliable way.

Alfredo Rangel, a security analyst, forecasts an upturn in guerrilla violence after the vote.Mr Uribe is the first to acknowledge that his job is far from over the reason he successfully sought a constitutional change to allow re-election.

With threats and forecasts of continued Trumpian political violence in the news, it is time to reframe public discussion about persistent poverty, racism, and inequality.

In a letter to James Monroe, he speculated that the insurrectionary violence on Saint-Domingue probably forecast the future in the United States.