Sentence examples for same level of violence from inspiring English sources

Islam, on the other hand, has remained at about the same level of violence since its inception.

"Maybe the British are more naturally peaceful, or maybe they are not used to the same level of violence," he says.

Dr. Atiq Rahman, executive director of the Bangladesh Center for Advanced Studies, said that while both sides in the dispute were dissatisfied with the verdict announced Monday, he did not expect the same level of violence that followed previous verdicts.

We don't have the same level of violence here as there is in other countries - if we were doing this in the Netherlands I'd be more concerned, but we haven't had any threats so far".

It is worth mentioning that the population with a high level of education is not exposed to the same level of violence, because of their living condition and social status.

But Felbab-Brown offered another explanation: "It's not that Nicaragua has reduced violence [more than the other countries]; it's that they have not experienced the same level of violence, the same formation of pandillas, and the same level of drug trafficking".

There is much debate as to whether any new insurgency, at a time of relative calm in most of Iraq, could ever produce the same levels of violence as existed at the height of the fighting here.

The law enforcement officials and drug experts do not suggest Ecstasy will lead to the same levels of violence or social turmoil as crack cocaine did in the late 1980's, when thousands of teenage dealers armed themselves with handguns and many mothers neglected their children.

The virulent urban drug markets that defined the crack epidemic are gone or in decline; new drug problems, like meth and resurgent heroin, are thankfully not bringing with them the same levels of violence and chaos.

He basically says, along with Brian Grandpa Crecentete of Kotaku, that games are like movies — let the wee ones only watch video games with the same level of sex and violence as the movie's you'd let them watch.

The privileges given to the Church are notable: in addition to the freedom from taxation, the oath of a bishop is "incontrovertible", which places it at the same level as the oath of a king, and the Church receives the same level of compensation for violence done to dependents as does the king.