Sentence examples for more violent during from inspiring English sources

Overall the results confirm that federal highways and federal highways interacted with cocaine seizures in Colombia are relevant predictors of which municipalities and states became more violent during the drug war.

My patient Joey became dangerously violent for the first time after exposure to antipsychotic medication and then became even more violent during withdrawal.

The scenes were reminiscent of some of the more violent episodes during the evacuation of Israeli settlers from Gaza in 2005, when settlers and their supporters, many of them teenagers in masks and women, shouted insults and hurled large rocks, pieces of metal, soda bottles, slippers, shoes and pots of cooking oil at Israeli police officers in riot gear.

Nirvana biographer Michael Azerrad commented, "Although [the video] was enlivened by Kerslake's neat trick of using more violent footage during the quiet parts of the song and vice versa, it was something of a disappointment from a band and a song that promised so much".

"I hate to say this, but it's more violent now than during the war," he said.

The 2% microbubbles also exhibited greater (up to 40%), more violent radial oscillations during high speed imaging than 5%and10%0% preparations.

23 Furthermore, it is a widely held notion that men are more violent and agitated during recovery after TBI, although this is not supported by research according to our knowledge.

The building was routinely referred to as "Vietnam," a name coined during more violent times in the 1980s.

Their neighborhood was among the hardest hit in the city, and the shaking was much more violent than it had been during the September 7th quake.

But during the eighties a new kind of gang emerged which was conspicuously more violent.

His music became more violent.