Sentence examples for sustained violence from inspiring English sources
Three sets of covariates were investigated: socioeconomic factors (age, parents' education, occupation, nationality, family income, and social support), school and mental difficulties and sustained violence (grade repetition, depressive symptoms, sustained violence, and sexual abuse), and unhealthy behaviors (tobacco, alcohol, cannabis, and hard drug use).
The concerns have deepened in recent months in the face of what clerics see as sustained violence.
That sombre prophecy seemed confirmed this week when the high point of the loyalist marching season, July 12th, once again brought sustained violence to Belfast.
But the fact that most Indians have political representation has denied them the critical mass of excuses to release their rage through sustained violence.
In the short term he probably has the more potent argument, analysts said, but sustained violence to subdue demonstrations will work against him.
"But increased drug production and trafficking, coupled with a serious economic recession and sustained violence, have put that progress in peril".
"But in order for this commonplace to sustain violence, a decisive metamorphosis has to take place: a people must become vermin in fact as well as in metaphor..
There's deep introspection about how we end up sustaining violence and discrimination against women.
More recently, emphasis has expanded to include efforts to prevent violence, and to address the factors that catalyse and sustain violence in relationships, families, and communities.
As I have previously argued, the defining feature of modern slavery is entrapment – physical, psychological and financial – often sustained through violence or threats of violence.
Conclusion An information sharing partnership between health services, police, and local government in Cardiff, Wales, altered policing and other strategies to prevent violence based on information collected from patients treated in emergency departments after injury sustained in violence.
