Sentence examples for more violent for from inspiring English sources

Iraq is still more violent for civilians than Afghanistan, and American soldiers still die here, as one did Sunday from a roadside bomb in the south.

In the face of an expanding threat from the Taliban, the conflict is becoming deadlier and much more violent for American troops, who three weeks ago reached their highest deployment levels ever, at 36,000.

Few movies of recent years, for example, have been more violent or have seemed more violent, for little overt brutality is shown than the two versions of "Funny Games," in which a pair of white devils in tennis gear invade and torment one well-to-do family after another, on the shores of a quiet lake.

It thinks the number could rise to 100m, meaning misery for them and more violent crimes for others.Millions of children already live rough in towns and cities.

Vicente carried on trafficking on a more modest scale, but in a much more violent era for the cartel.

Flexibility of the tower can cause more violent fluctuations for the power and loads compared with the results of a blade, which can considerably affect the blade fatigue life design.

The simulation results indicate that blade vibration and deformation have significant effects on the aerodynamic loads, and the dynamic stall can cause more violent fluctuation for the blade aerodynamic loads compared with the steady aerodynamic model, which can considerably affect the blade fatigue load spectrum analysis and the fatigue life design.

That is because men tend to use inherently more violent methods for the fatal act, such as firing a gun.

In the case of college football, though, which functions as a louder and more violent substitute for politics and/or civic life in those states where it matters most, this psychotic mainstreamness is more complicated.

In his statement on the most recent attacks, President Barack Obama – who travelled through the country as a young student, exploring the land in which his father was born, and possesses a more nuanced understanding of the situation than most other world leaders – referred to the contest between the forces of progress and those advocating a more violent, anarchist vision for Kenya.

Headlines like "Smoking cannabis DOES make people more violent: Project confirms for the first time that using the drug is the cause of crimes" massively oversimplify a complicated relationship, and undermines the efforts of researchers who actually want to help those with mental health disorders rather than just demonising drug use on the back of preliminary findings.