Sentence examples for more violent means from inspiring English sources
She believed that her audience was "hostile" and that "a writer with Christian concerns needed to take ever more violent means to get her vision across to them".
In its blend of the reasonable, like language and representation rights, and the more far-fetched, like the release of Mr. Ocalan, the Kurdish demands exemplify the tensions within the movement between those who want change through the ballot box and those who prefer to secure it by more violent means.
Aki and Sid must fight against General Hein, who wishes to use more violent means to end the conflict.
Stripped of its pretense of legality by universal repudiation and faced with a popular uprising, the coup has turned to more violent means.
While the gender disparity in suicidal ideation in many settings is that females are more likely to have suicidal thoughts, the gender disparity is reversed with regard to suicide commission i.e. males are more likely to commit suicide and using more violent means than females [ 21].
In a comparative contrast, where the Doctor is a pacifist, Jack is more inclined to see violent means to reach similar ends.
They say there is new evidence that criminal gangs, including East Europeans and Russians, have encroached on the area, making it meaner, more violent and more in the grip of the underworld of international sex traffickers.
When considering the topic of civil resistance, the most relevant meta-frames are: Repression is more interesting/important than resistance Power is top-down Power is monolithic Conflict is undesirable Violent means are more effective than nonviolent means.
The higher up the prison strata (which generally means the more violent) the gangster, the better looking his punk.
"It's associated with these rides becoming more violent, more powerful and faster, which means that the margin for error is much narrower," Mr. Moulton said.
Eva Joly, a Green presidential hopeful, said that America had "a much more violent judicial system" than France.If she means adversarial, she is correct.
