Sentence examples for violence at some point from inspiring English sources

And one in four women will be a victim of relationship violence at some point in her life.

And nearly a third of women report having experienced violence at some point in their lives, either physical or sexual, at the hands of a partner.

9.25am GMT Mexico One Billion Rising was prompted by the fact that one in three women will suffer violence at some point in their lives and there are constant reminders of this around the globe.

But Obama also spoke passionately about the American pathology of gun violence — "at some point, it's going to be important for the American people to get a grip on this" — and acknowledged that, in terms of passing gun-control laws, the politics were against him.

"This is what's going on in this town over the weekend?" One in every four women is a victim of domestic physical violence at some point in her life, and the Justice Department estimates that three women and one man are killed by their partners every day.

Schultz's comments were even gloomier than Obama's had been during a brief statement on Thursday responding to the mass killings, in which he said the country would have to reckon with gun violence "at some point" but acknowledged that the "politics in this town foreclose[d] a lot of those avenues right now".

The hearing also heard that 70% of prisoners and 60% of those on remand in the NT had been convicted on domestic violence charges at some point.

At least one-third of women in India experience intimate partner violence (IPV) at some point in adulthood.

The combination of these factors means that it is statistically likely that violence will occur at some point during a performance of 'My Way.'.

It's perhaps hard to imagine that a nonstop parade of incidents of police violence wouldn't at some point provoke a violent response.

Hague agreed, saying those guilty of sexual violence must be accountable at some point even if they are party to the Syrian peace negotiations.