Sentence examples for lower levels of gun from inspiring English sources

A prominent exception is the District of Columbia, which has an elevated homicide rate and lower levels of gun ownership.

Once again, the overriding lesson, as settled as social science can ever be, remains: If we had gun laws like the gun laws of most countries that resemble ours, we would have lower levels of gun violence, as they do.

There are (here we go again!) many countries that resemble ours in wealth and history; they have different gun laws, and they have much lower levels of gun violence.

By contrast, our data show that the Northeast has lower rates of gun theft per gun owner, and lower levels of gun ownership, than the other three regions.

There are lower levels of gun violence, and therefore, police have less need to defend themselves.

Two new studies indicate that greater personal faith predicts lower attachment to guns and lower levels of gun ownership.

The fireball spread through all three gun rooms and through much of the lower levels of the turret.

The fireball spread through all three of the turret's gun rooms and through much of the lower levels of the turret.

Recent research by David Hemenway of the Harvard Injury Control Research Center and University of Vermont economics professor Sara Solnick found that actual use of a gun in self-defense is rare and that "states with higher levels of household gun ownership have higher levels of firearm crime and do not have lower levels of other types of crime".

Their growth requires lower levels of hormone.

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