Sentence examples for more violent to from inspiring English sources

"They are used to suppress, but also to make peaceful protests appear more violent, to stir things up to justify a police clampdown.

For-profit institutions also tend to be more violent and to provide fewer opportunities to prisoners for education and rehabilitative treatment.

By Clint Smith August 24, 2016 For-profit institutions tend to be more violent and to provide fewer opportunities to prisoners for education and rehabilitative treatment.

Evidence has been showed [ 8] that negative influences such as neglect and incest in childhood can lead to more violent reactions to stress later in life, with depression and anxiety more likely to develop.

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".

Aki and Sid must fight against General Hein, who wishes to use more violent means to end the conflict.

He said the relative success of right-wing groups in recent years had radicalised thousands of people online who could seek new and more violent ways to express their opposition to Islam, immigration and economic stagnation.

To begin with, there is more violent crime to be dealt with.

While the two often go hand in hand, and the techniques used here will do some to remove lice, lice need a much more violent approach to truly remove them.

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).

Before any official scheme to close the prison could be enacted, however, disturbances across Paris brought a more violent end to the Bastille.