Sentence examples for linking violence from inspiring English sources

In a separate study linking violence to migration, it found that for every 10 additional murders in those three countries, six more children migrated to the United States.

Several of the collages aren't so unmonumental at all: Thomas Hirshhorn's vehement "Tattoo Series" climbs the wall, linking violence, pornography and tattooing in a scary m?nge of bodies, drawings and ideological symbols.

Several of the collages aren't so unmonumental at all: Thomas Hirshhorn's vehement "Tattoo Series" climbs the wall, linking violence, pornography and tattooing in a scary mélange of bodies, drawings and ideological symbols.

His remarks are the first public statements by a senior Bush administration official directly linking violence in Iraq to American support of Israel's military campaign in Lebanon, and to growing pressure by the United States over Iran's nuclear program.

Most recently, his work showing a dramatic increase in the death of infant girls in Philippines in the 18 to 24 months following a typhoon, and research linking violence and increasing temperatures around the world have hit the front pages from Hong Kong to London.

There's also been no evidence linking violence toward police and Beyonce's performances.

Two series of drawings specifically link violence with sexual desire.

And that is ominous news for a city with an appalling history of politically linked violence, where bloodshed is worsening again.

Radio broadcaster Alan Jones has linked violence among A-League fans with the Paris terrorist attacks, claiming football's authorities refuse to acknowledge "the problem".

At the same time, Americans and Israelis are too quick to link violence by young North African delinquents to France's Vichy past.

Leach discusses recent studies that have linked violence to low academic achievement.