Sentence examples for recurring violence from inspiring English sources

And Bohane lives an insular saga of recurring violence.

Coeur d'Alene riots, (1890s), in U.S. history, recurring violence at silver and lead mines around Coeur d'Alene in northern Idaho.

It could expel Serbia from the 2012 European tournament, but that would not expunge the recurring violence around the Belgrade clubs in particular.

General Dempsey cited the growing influence — and recurring violence — of the Haqqani network in the cross-border area as one area of disappointment.

The highly competitive bus companies, which carry passengers from New York's Chinatown to Chinatowns in Philadelphia, Washington, Boston and other cities, have been linked to recurring violence here.

For a while, he even worked as a highway inspector, but the recurring violence meant that the peasant groups he organised were never able to ignore the need for self-defence.

Kalimantan has been the scene of recurring ethnic violence in recent years.

But as the protests continued for a second day, the original riot had become a metaphor for the failure of the military-led government to resolve the complaints that fuel recurring street violence, including brutal but capricious police officers, a lack of accountability and implausible attempts to blame mysterious third parties for social unrest.

Youths with psychological problems are ignored or overmedicated, classes are arbitrarily canceled, and inmates or whole institutions are locked down for days or weeks at a time because of recurring gang violence, according to the independent experts, retained by the state after it was sued two years ago in a class action brought on inmates' behalf.

Persistent religious discrimination and recurring communal violence have marred India's ideals and values.

Baltimore has seen a lot of bad press lately because of the Freddie Gray tragedy, the subsequent riots, recurring gang violence, and questionable law enforcement practices.