Sentence examples for invited violence from inspiring English sources

But in her new book, "Paradoxes of Prosperity: Why the New Capitalism Benefits All," she describes conditions that, in retrospect, could have invited violence.

During his life he conducted a long trail of legal and financial dealings which infuriated his contemporaries and may have invited violence against himself and his family.

It is a time when an openly gay woman has the most popular daytime talk show and also when a Ugandan newspaper has invited violence against LGBTQ people by publishing their names and photos.

Yes, it's the weak who invite violence who are the problem.

I said that "words have consequences," and that to place public figures in cross hairs is to invite violence.

"Why would a young woman get to a point of such desperation that she would invite violence against herself?

If the constitution does not reflect the unity of secular and Islamic forces in Egypt that toppled Mubarak, it will only invite violence.

These stories make a difference, especially in parts of America where coming out can still invite violence, especially against trans people.

The prosecution was limited by shoddy police work in the crucial hours after Martin died, by a stand-your-ground law that invites violence and, critically, by the fact that Martin could not give his version of events.

But, even at the height of Bill Clinton's war with Ken Starr or Nixon's war with everybody, the President's words were never this violent, because even under duress there was a shared, broad-based understanding that to use violent language was to invite violence into the world.

Of course, no one wants to address a truth: guns in American homes, rather than protect, invite violence.