Sentence examples for more frequent violent from inspiring English sources

An overwhelming majority of scientists believe that carbon dioxide emissions from burning oil, gas and coal is a significant contributor to global climate change, causing sea level rise, drought, and more frequent violent storms.

Departing in summer meant that the emigrants would have to contend with more frequent violent prairie thunderstorms, which produced drenching rains often accompanied by hail and high winds that could demolish wagons and tents.

However, in recent years, livestock raiding has become more frequent, violent and destructive.

But as his vigilante acts become more frequent and violent in nature, his arrival as the city's hero may instead be the announcement of its most prolific villain.

The government has said it will spend $5.6 billion to help repair the damage, of which $1.8 billion will come from a levy on higher-earning taxpayers.To many Australians, these droughts and storms seem to have become more frequent and violent, and some people are inclined to blame global warming.

The intrusions could create more frequent and violent eruptions at the volcano, which just calmed down last week after a spectacular 3-month outburst.

Hurricanes and heavy downpours have become more frequent and violent since the 1980s.

Storms are not exceptions but the norm, and are becoming more frequent and violent in a rapidly warming region.

We can indeed expect many places to see colder and harsher winters, just as we will see more frequent and violent tropical storms.

Research in this setting indicates that such interferences are more frequent than violent events, and have negative consequences for access to and delivery of healthcare [ 32].

Clashes between ruling-party loyalists and opposition supporters have become more frequent and more violent.