Sentence examples for tension violence from inspiring English sources

Despite an international effort to defuse the tension, violence continued yesterday between Palestinians and Israeli soldiers.

Together, they gave families a reason to embrace a place long dominated by tension, violence and the endless tedium of standardized test drilling.

Sandra Bland's death is a reminder that routine encounters between police officers and black Americans have often times been fraught with tension, violence, and unexplained tragedy.

Featuring tension, violence, sweeping mountain locations, and jazz-age costumes that are duly removed for sizzling scenes of a sexual nature?

In that respect, everyone in court number one had already lived through 24-hour cycles of tension, violence, anarchy, horror, cleanup, clampdown, fightback, soul-searching and recrimination.

Mr Mallon said: "One political leader swans off to London to make a speech while another goes off to a garden party; meanwhile there's tension, violence and murders in Northern Ireland.

Before moving to the ancient city in China's Xinjiang province a month ago, the 29-year-old Han migrant had steeled himself for ethnic tensions, violence, and culture shock in the country's far west.

Ferguson has been highly critical of Chagnon's distribution of trade goods among the Yanomamö, and has argued this has significantly contributed to tensions, violence, and cultural disruption (Ferguson 1995).

The popularity of the AICs in this context has been attributed to growing social inequalities which have resulted in heightened social tensions, violence and individual competition for jobs and social improvement, declining social cohesion and increased spousal conflict in poorer families [ 39].

The tension and violence continues, however.

Tension, street violence and potential instability all beckon.