Sentence examples for uneven violence from inspiring English sources

"I was trying to explain to an audience of British children how uneven violence is across Afghanistan," he said.

In two towns along the Chad Cameroon Oil Pipeline, epistemologies of la sorcellerie frame understandings and critiques of the invisible actors and processes that effect the pipeline's uneven distributions of violence, wealth and risk.

MEXICO CITY — With protests and little pomp, Enrique Peña Nieto on Saturday began his six-year term as president of Mexico, promising big spending and sweeping changes to bring peace and prosperity to a country troubled by drug violence and uneven economic growth.

Nabulivou said impressive gains in getting more girls into school, reducing poverty and addressing gender-based violence had been uneven and of varying quality.

Alai blames uneven economic development for the violence.

But the distribution of partner violence is highly uneven, with a prevalence of less than 4% in the past 12 months in many high-income countries compared with at least 40% in some low-income settings.

Urban centers in our nation are collapsing under the weight of inadequate health care; substandard housing; high infant mortality; declining public school systems, uneven distribution of wealth; extreme violence and swelling prison enrollment.

Conference participants will also discuss how best to tackle social acceptance of some forms of violence and address the uneven distribution of services and lack of human and financial resources.

It is true that progress toward stable democracies and free-market economies will be uneven in the Balkans, with their fresh legacy of war, violence and economic catastrophe.

I argue that these narratives of violence, and their associated geographic imaginaries, contribute to uneven geographies of intervention – geographies in which racialized bodies and intimate spaces are associated with war and thereby seen as appropriate sites for peacebuilding.

His own walk — brisk but, given his crippled body, uneven — took him to dangerous neighborhoods riven by poverty and violence.