Sentence examples for triggering violence from inspiring English sources

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

But early on Wednesday morning police suddenly attacked both sites, destroying camps and forcibly removing demonstrators, and triggering violence across the country.

Where once federal law enforcement agencies might have been itching to meet the activists' defiance head-on, now they are virtually invisible – apparently believing they have much more to lose from triggering violence than they have to gain by waiting the protesters out.

At each stage of reform, as the prospects of real devolution of political power by the British seemed more imminent, separate-electorate formulas and leaders of various parties stirred hopes, which proved almost as dangerous in triggering violence as did fears.

The many schools of thought frequently attacked each other's facts, often triggering violence and war.

Never mind that gender identity nondiscrimination ordinances have existed since the 1970s without triggering violence.

Had inter-party rivalry triggered violence?

Lack of employment opportunities may trigger violence and juvenile delinquency.

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

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.