Sentence examples for triggered violence from inspiring English sources

Had inter-party rivalry triggered violence?

Archaeological work in Jerusalem's Old City is frequently contentious and has triggered violence in the past.

But the world's youngest independent country is currently in turmoil: a rupture in mid-December between President Salva Kiir and his former vice-president, Riek Machar, has triggered violence.

They had not forgotten the 1991 split, which triggered violence that included the massacre of hundreds of Dinka by Nuer soldiers, which human rights activists and SPLM officials have linked to Machar.

Tensions around Ebola had already triggered violence in southeastern Guinea: the previous month, Red Cross officials sprayed a marketplace in Nzerekore, the largest nearby city, with disinfectant; some merchants thought it was a contaminant, sparking armed protests that escalated when security forces used tear gas.

The arrests also might have triggered violence.

Lack of employment opportunities may trigger violence and juvenile delinquency.

Many construed the remarks as Mr. Fauzi blaming women for triggering violence against themselves.

Observers aren't necessarily wrong to fear that critical statements might trigger violence.

No one is worried that the passing of Mandela will trigger violence; people's fears are more parochial.

Slow boats iPhone, uCopy, iSue Show us the money The England job ReprintsThe resulting frustration can trigger violence.