Sentence examples for struggle with violence from inspiring English sources

Authorities in Argentina continue to struggle with violence in football.

Springfield tried to act like a small town on a holiday today, with residents attempting to get on with their lives two days after this city became the latest embodiment of the nation's struggle with violence at schools.

While many cities have programs to help children get to and from school safely, experts said few appear to be as elaborate and comprehensive as Chicago's — a fact that advocates held up as proof of the city's intense commitment to education and critics described as an unhappy reflection of the city's struggle with violence.

While she says she prefers her new neighborhood to living in Bushwick, which can feel very desolate and dark, parts of Bedford-Stuyvesant do struggle with violence and crime, and there was a shooting on her block two weeks after she moved in.

Police say they have linked the bomber and the attack's arrested planners to Jemaah Ansharut Tauhid, or JAT, a legally-recognised group that was founded by Mr Basyir.But this hardly marks the end of Indonesia's struggle with violence in the name of religion.

Four years later, Fenger -- located in one of the 10 Chicago neighborhoods most prone to quality-of-life crimes and surrounded by high-poverty areas that also struggle with violence -- is back in the spotlight.

Like Myanmar, Thailand has struggled with violence between Muslims and Buddhists.

Both jurisdictions struggled with violence wrought by the MS-13 street gang, or Mara Salvatrucha.

Neighborhoods that have long struggled with violence have seen the most dramatic increases.

Baltimore has long struggled with violence and a strained relationship between its police force and many African American residents.

Even before the blackouts, the country was struggling with violence, food shortages and the collapse of its public health system.