Sentence examples for the persistent violence from inspiring English sources
Mr. Tsvangirai cited the persistent violence and intimidation against him, his party and their supporters.
Despite the persistent violence, the observers' presence has seemed to embolden antigovernment protesters in recent weeks.
The persistent violence apparently deepened official fears that the Miss World contest could not continue without the risk of more strife and bloodshed.
The persistent violence continues to hamper attempts to proceed with the new Middle East peace initiative known as the road map.
Military officials shrugged off such comments, explaining that the persistent violence and brutality in Comuna 13 made it a natural target.
"The public sees what's happening in Iraq, they see the persistent violence, and they want to make sure that we're adapting," Mr. Bartlett said.
At this hospital outside the city of Rio de Janeiro, which has seen a drastic uptick in gunshot victims during the last five years, the response to persistent violence in the region has become a mixture of urgency and apathy.
Other recent signals include sustained fighting around Damascus; the reported withdrawal of Syrian forces from the Golan Heights to combat the revolt; the spread of persistent violence to most of the country's provinces, drawing in virtually every unit of the Syrian security services; and significant, accelerating defections of diplomats and military officers.
Yet the recent attacks have brought attention to the country's persistent violence and the lasting tension between the Awakening Councils and the Iraqi government.
We need not expect much from him". Given the constant threats and persistent violence, the official had said, it was remarkable that Iraqi government employees showed up for work.
Agnosia, as a particular manifestation of colonial aporia, indexes how the disjuncture between colonialism as simultaneously everywhere and nowhere shapes the hegemonic terms of the contemporary United States and those places similarly shaped by the foundational and persistent violence of colonial displacement.
