Sentence examples for more violent due from inspiring English sources

In order for our results to be representative of all locations that become more violent due to disputes over the distribution networks, the assumptions of monotonicity and independence of the instrumental variable must hold (Imbens and Angrist, 1994).

He says that rivalries between communities have worsened – and become more violent – due to pressure on the land caused by increasingly severe droughts.

If you feel that you will become more violent due to being taken over by a symbiote, maybe a symbiote isn't for you.

We're talking of a supposedly stable nation, with no foreign or civil wars, which has more violent deaths due to an "underground" conflict than the war in Iraq has caused.

Police forces have become more violent toward civilians due to resources as well as pressure from Homeland Security money and personnel.

Civilian deaths in Afghanistan increased by thirty-one per cent this year due to more violent tactics among insurgent forces, according to the United Nations.

In other words, part of that 40 percent increase in the "national" rate is due to the inclusion of more violent states in the statistics, not an actual increase in murders.

Those who are violent in the absence of active mental illness, or who are violent due to a combination of mental illness and personality disorder are often more difficult to treat and are more likely to need specialist forensic mental health treatment programmes.

We are due for a pullback -- and the longer we wait the more violent the pullback might be.

His music became more violent.

Everything is more violent, so our music is more violent".