Sentence examples for serious lawlessness from inspiring English sources
He then left the area, which is suffering from serious lawlessness, without doing anything to replace them.
Lawlessness was still a serious problem, she said, and as if to reinforce the point, a group of young men on buzzing motorcycles, who were apparently chasing after a thief, nearly collided with her motorcade as she was passing through Monrovia's broken streets.
In Asbury Park, an area where lawlessness has a different meaning, a serious police presence circulated through the area, though the audiences are some of the most studious and docile you will ever see.
Underlying these antics, however, was something serious: a Republican plan to redraw the state's Congressional districts that verged on lawlessness.
The Australian government warns of "high levels of serious crime" on its travel advice website and refers to a "general atmosphere of lawlessness".
Greece's governing coalition, headed by the conservative New Democracy party, has lately undertaken a campaign to stamp out lawlessness and corruption, in part to impress its European creditors that it is serious about dealing with the country's deep-seated problems.
Lawlessness has declined.
"This is not lawlessness.
Soweto descended into lawlessness.
