Sentence examples for more violent stages from inspiring English sources

As Ahtisaari and Ramaphosa have seen on the far more violent stages of Kosovo and South Africa, there comes a point in peace negotiations where there are no more concessions to be squeezed.

Specifically, the perception of violence could be greater in less violent municipalities in more violent states than in more violent municipalities in these same states.

This runs counter to the traditional theory of comet (and planet) formation: that particles cling together into pebbles, which form boulders, which coalesce into kilometer-scale "cometesimals"—with collisions getting more violent at each stage.

A new faction in the country's Islamist movement has staged more violent protests lately that have sometimes resulted in the temporary closure of factories.

"And some groups are more violent in their closing phase.

For their part, the protesters, who initially staged peaceful demonstrations, have become more violent as conditions on the streets deteriorated.

Thus the stage could be set for a more violent confrontation on the streets, which remain thronged in defiance of an official curfew.Shortly after Mubarak spoke, so did Barack Obama.

The rappers, in full stage makeup, condemned such acts and argued that their work is no more violent than that of Stephen King. "We have face paint on," Violent J pointed out.

His music became more violent.

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

"More violent than in 2008," he said.