Sentence examples for more violent under from inspiring English sources

Neighborhoods have become more violent under your watch.

A Senate candidate claimed "neighborhoods have become more violent" under President Obama.

More or less child's play at first, the war becomes darker and more violent, even as it sags under the weight of Mr. Barratier's broader purpose.

There are many obvious examples of this: India has far more street crime than China; the countries of the former Soviet Union are more violent now than they were under Communism; the streets of South Africa became more dangerous after apartheid was dismantled; Brazil was safer before 1985 under its military rule.

And since the Ansar al-Sharia attack on the American consulate in Benghazi that killed Ambassador Christopher Stevens and three others a year ago, some of the more violent Libyan militias have been drifting under its sway.

Some of these terrorist groups will become even more violent such as Al Qaeda in Iraq under the leadership of Abu Mosab Al Zarqawi and Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP).

But according to a new study, this warring kingdom is under siege by an even more violent outsider.

At elevated temperature, vibrations of the WO3 crystal lattice will become more violent, and the oxygen vacancies will drift more easily under external electric field as expected.

Accordingly, it would be up to the American-led coalition forces to police the more violent south and east, where UN election officials are already under attack.

Michael Spurr, who's in overall charge, admitted the system was "under pressure" and said the prison population was "more violent" than it used to be.

The results help explain why geophysicists haven't found simmering magma chambers under volcanoes like Yellowstone, and why some eruptions are more violent than others.