Sentence examples for phase violence from inspiring English sources
The most extreme manifestations of these two mood disturbances are, in the manic phase, violence against others and, in the depressive, suicide.
In a reminder of an earlier phase of violence in the capital, Iraqi soldiers disinterred 13 decomposing bodies from a mass grave south of Baghdad on Wednesday.
In fact, the insurgency was entering a phase of scorching violence.
At least 55 people died in Afghanistan yesterday when a suicide bomber blew himself up at a Shia shrine in Kabul, igniting fears of a new and unprecedented phase of sectarian violence in the Sunni-majority country.
This current phase of rural violence began in January 2010 and has continued intermittently since then in three of the 17 local government areas in Plateau State: Barkin Ladi, Riyom and Jos South.
Just when it seemed that Ukraine's Euromaidan protests were entering a quieter phase, noise and violence returned to the streets of Kiev during an antigovernment rally yesterday.
A spokesman for the Taliban claimed responsibility for some of Monday's attacks, as the militants delivered on day one of what they promised would be a phase of intensified violence.
Just when it seemed that Ukraine's Euromaidan protests were entering a quieter phase, noise and violence returned to the streets of Kiev during an anti-government rally yesterday.
It is a story punctuated by phases of terrible violence, in which it is impossible to avoid some very sensitive questions".
Mr Baghdadi's history is so murky that he was at one time thought to be fictional.The extremist wing of the Sunni insurgency in Iraq caused thousands of deaths during the bloodiest phase of the sectarian violence in 2005 and 2006 but was greatly weakened after the American military surge of 2007.
Since the end of the Chechen wars in 2000 and the official end of the ensuing insurgency and counterterrorism phase 5 years ago, violence has spread from Chechnya to adjacent republics in the North Caucasus such as North Ossetia and others (4).
