Sentence examples for getting more violent from inspiring English sources
They are getting more violent.
"The war on drugs is getting more violent every day," one of his uncles, Chlaermpol Kerdrungruang, told reporters.
But Chris Grayling, the shadow home secretary who has just been on, claimed that Britain was getting more violent.
Look, the world's temperatures going up, weather patterns are changing, storms are getting more violent and unpredictable.
"Girls are definitely getting more violent with gangs of girls in school who are getting worse than gangs of boys,"she said.
The unrest is getting more violent and more widespread.When rallies were first held several weeks ago, they were organised by Yemen's official opposition, known as the Joint Meeting Parties (JMP), a hotch-potch of Islamists, socialists and others.
"I said "stop!" but he just got more violent"," she wrote.
"Once the protests got more violent the Russians stayed inside their tanks.
Certain generalities apply – the warmer it gets, for example, the more energy and moisture there are in the atmosphere and the weather gets more violent.
"Even though they probably did not get degenerate, as some people say, or even get more violent, lead pollution might have been something to be concerned about".
Even by this measure, it's not girls who have gotten more violent faster — it's middle-aged men and women, the age groups of the many authors and commentators disparaging girls.
