Sentence examples for frequency of violence from inspiring English sources

"Alcohol will continue to exacerbate the severity and frequency of violence and child abuse in Indigenous communities," the NIITF report said.

Israeli officials — as well as some Palestinians — say they are worried that the move, by raising expectations but changing little on the ground, could increase the frequency of violence.

The attack in the southern city of Beersheba was the most serious in several weeks of escalating violence and came despite efforts by Israel to further tighten security around the country, which has done little to diminish the frequency of violence.

Main aim: to determine the frequency of violence in primary care.

Reasons for the differences are discussed along with possible measures to minimise the frequency of violence against nurses and the negative effects on their work.

Yet these charges have been long refuted: Straus' studies measure the frequency of violence and specifically inquire about which partner initiated the physical violence.

The third class (n=79; 14.5%), which we named the High IPV class, was characterised by the highest frequencies of reports of IPV; this class of respondents also experienced moderate frequencies of violence during the conflict but low frequencies of violence after the conflict.

The smallest class (n=32; 5.9%), which we named the High Violence During and After Conflict class, was characterised by high frequencies of violence during and after the conflict and moderate IPV victimisation.

As needs of rape survivors in the area had not been addressed before, we believe that the decline in programme attendance is due to abating numbers of "old" cases of sexual violence over the course of many months rather than signifying lesser frequency of sexual violence.

HIV-infected women were more likely to report a history of physical violence after the age of 15 than HIV-uninfected women (65.8 vs. 40.0%; p<0.001) and the frequency of sexual violence during childhood (before 15 years old) was 13.5% among HIV-infected versus 4.0% among uninfected ones (p=0.01; Table 1).

It is probably the frequency of the violence that is most alarming.