Sentence examples for spur violence from inspiring English sources

A lack of trade seems to spur violence and undermine governance.The Tuareg drive right up to the border between Niger and Algeria, which consists of nothing more than a metal post and a sign in French beside a double row of tyre tracks in a sea of sand.

In early society, the lack of a state spurred violence.

Historically, Passion plays have spurred violence against Jews (though Oberammergau never had many).

On May 25, trouble during a tribal group protest march spurred violence in Balli, in which two tribal leaders were burned to death.

The triads who entered Mong Kok reminded me of the Mubarak-sponsored thugs, who were wildly successful in spurring violence in the early days of Cairo's revolution.

On Sunday, Chris Southwood, the president of the Illinois Fraternal Order of Police, suggested that protesters had spurred violence against police officers.

If the military deploys despite the court order, the opposition is likely to use that fact to dispute the result should it lose, potentially spurring violence by Buhari's supporters.

In 2009, he removed from his church website articles by Lively after both were accused of spreading hate and spurring violence against gays. .

In the U.S. and many countries around the world, drug policies have not only failed to curb drug use, they are causing massive harm to the people and societies they are supposed to serve, from spurring violence to driving epidemics of infectious disease.

Violence spurs counter-violence".

They blow themselves up in the middle of busy markets or mosques in an attempt to spur sectarian violence.