Sentence examples for numerical violence from inspiring English sources
By Emily Nussbaum December 5, 2013 For the past two years at this magazine, I have resisted the editorial demand to produce a top-ten list, having endured much numerical violence in my writing past.
For the past two years at this magazine, I have resisted the editorial demand to produce a top-ten list, having endured much numerical violence in my writing past.
I won't say much (mainly because Nussbaum says it so succinctly), but those lists produce a "numerical violence" (seriously, though) that is so outdated that we should simply throw it out and move on.
Sometimes it becomes impossible to assert the will of a minority, in which case it must give way; and the society will regress; sometimes the numerical minority cannot prevail except by violence: then it must determine whether the prevalence of its will is worth the terrible price of violence.
Nevertheless, given the serious consequences of violence victimisation, even relatively small numerical differences may have a powerful affect on individuals and communities.
This explanation seems to preclude any numerical probability from being reliably assigned to an individual's violence risk without reference to local base rates.
Violence against the person offences, which accounted for almost a third of all arrests in the year ending March 2013, recorded the biggest numerical decrease with a reduction of 39,884 arrests.
"And violence begets violence".
Sex, violence, sexual violence.
Violence begetting violence.
