Sentence examples for trajectory of violence from inspiring English sources

"A Rope and a Prayer" is, above all, an important and timely resource for anyone trying to understand the trajectory of violence during the last decade in a region that has been ravaged by war almost incessantly for millennia.

Walters focuses on a few key households -- including one in which the pedophile and his creepy son are holding a female physician hostage -- and methodically tracks the trajectory of violence as it spreads from house to house on a wave of escalating anger.

Intimate partner violence (IPV) and sexual violence (SV) are widespread among adolescents and place them on a lifelong trajectory of violence, either as victims or perpetrators.

Qureshi compounds this false notion by alleging that Islam has had a trajectory of violence that started early on.

In fact, we have encouraged Uganda's trajectory of violence by sending a message that we are divided over basic human rights for gay (LGBT) people.

Data collected in order to understand the political trajectory of violence, such as in the widely-used Centre for Civil War/PRIO battle deaths dataset, has less immediate use for humanitarian programming (Bethany Lacina, Stanford/PRIO) [ 22].

But it is tragic in a different way for those of us in public health who have followed the trajectory of gun violence in the U.S. and tried to sound a call for change.

Now, as we mourn the loss of 20 innocent children and six heroic educators, our nation must come together, act to address this issue, fight for the measures that are needed to curb the trajectory of gun-related violence and deaths.

Aggression that occurs in the context of dating relationships is associated with a variety of deleterious effects in the context of the current relationship, and provides a potential trajectory to more severe forms of violence in later relationships.

Trajectory of marital severe physical violence against women = T2 value - T1 value.

(b) Trajectory of marital severe physical violence against women: at T1 and T2, a continuous variable (0 4 scale) identified violent behaviors perpetrated by the mother's resident husband/partner in the past 12 months: (1) kick; (2) hit; (3) beat; (4) threaten/assault with a weapon gun.