Sentence examples for symptomatic violence from inspiring English sources

I have lived with bodyguards for years.' Clark alludes to the narco war's hidden nature: 'What we see on the streets is a symptomatic violence.

The Prison Officers' Association (POA) said the crisis was symptomatic of increasing violence in overcrowded and short-staffed jails across England and Wales, with numbers of serious attacks of staff nearly doubling in the last five years.

The electoral violence is symptomatic of wider problems.

These attacks on aid workers are symptomatic of the brutal violence against civilians that has characterised the conflict so far.

Father Dawoud, a priest at the Virgin Mary church, described the incident as symptomatic of the wider violence currently plaguing the country.

Yet in spite of zero evidence suggesting that planned violence is symptomatic of autism or Asperger's (which is an autism spectrum disorder), many news stories covering the Connecticut tragedy have nevertheless made the stretch.

This atrocious and outrageous violence is symptomatic of the relationship that has been developing between protesters and the police over the last two years.

Like any harmful behavior, violence is symptomatic of an underlying anguish that cannot be magically diagnosed and medicated away.

Accordingly, parents residing in neighbourhoods with pervasive legal cynicism may be less likely to interpret violence as symptomatic of individual psychological or trait-based predispositions and instead understand violence as a situated behavioural response.

These partisan actions are symptomatic of wider south-south violence.

'This year the message was expanded to ask the questions: what is this violence against women symptomatic of?