Sentence examples for produced violence from inspiring English sources
They struggled to compete with Likud's self-reinforcing ideology: occupation produced violence, and violence strengthened Jewish xenophobia, which resonated with Likud's hawkish rhetoric.
The scapegoating hasn't produced violence yet (the massacre last week at an immigrant welcome center in Binghamton, N.Y., was the work of a deranged foreigner, not a nativist), but the rising anger has grown loud enough to be heard in Washington.
I truly abhor violence, and I believe that both nationalism and male dominance are systems that promote and produce violence.
But it's foolish to think we'll ever be able to eradicate all of the causes that produce violence".
They have plans to produce violence on Monday and this is why they have increased the security presence in central Tehran".
If this institutional exclusion should breed resentment, and the resentment produce violence, no one will hesitate to call it another instance of Islamic terrorism.
Research has shown it is not just about single risk factors (i.e. being a male is a risk factor) that determines violence – rather it is the accumulation of risk factors that produce violence.
The kinds of economic and social disparities that can produce violence don't exist in Finland's welfare state society, street crime is low, and law enforcement officials can count on support from an uncynical public.
Despite all his talk of shooting and the gunfire that drops in and out of the tracks on NWA's LP, Ice Cube insists that Straight Outta Compton is no more likely to produce violence than a Rambo movie.
But he also makes a more complicated argument, following recent sociological research: it's not that the prohibition of drugs attracts crime, which then produces violence; it's that violence thrives among young men deprived of a faith in their own upward mobility, making drug dealing an attractive business.
Conflicts produce violence through death, confinement, torture, and control of spaces of everyday life.
