Sentence examples for ignite violence from inspiring English sources

Or what causes bullying to ignite violence in the few?

But we fear that if nothing changes, the crimes that remain unaddressed will continue to haunt Sri Lanka's people and could ignite violence once again.

Three attackers died in what appeared to be an effort to ignite violence between Sunnis and Shiites and destabilize the country.

Police regularly arrest people accused of concocting false stories that might ignite violence, many spread over WhatsApp, which has more than 200 million active users in the country.

The movie was controversial when it came out — some publicly speculated that it would ignite violence — but, as in the character Radio Raheem's monologue about his LOVE-HATE set of brass knuckles, love won.

In the UK, certain place names evoke what happens when cramped living, relentless pace and cheek-by-jowl inequality ignite violence: Toxteth, Moss Side, Handsworth, St Paul's – and lately Tottenham, Hackney and Salford.

These failures are rooted in what was perhaps Great Britain's greatest imperial crime, the partition of its Indian domain, which ignited violence that claimed about a million lives.

And once fully ignited, violence in Kosovo, where two million people live, could well grow into prolonged fighting as devastating as that which shattered adjoining Bosnia.

There are indeed compelling reasons to filter out hate speech online, especially given how easily panic-inducing rumors on WhatsApp have ignited violence in parts of the country.

The perception of police officers as crooks with badges has ignited violence in various places in Mexico in recent months, including a riot by hundreds of people in Tepito.

Other Chicago residents say the closing of some public schools has forced children to cross several gang lines on the way to class, igniting violence by gang members ready to attack those they perceive as vulnerable.