Sentence examples for violence closely from inspiring English sources

The latest outbreak of violence closely follows the concerted efforts of President Bush and Gen. David H. Petraeus to portray the American troop "surge" as having succeeded in bringing more stability to Iraq.

But this week Keir Starmer, the director of public prosecutions, put the problem at the top of the agenda, warning that teenage girls between 16 and 19 are now the group most at risk of domestic violence, closely followed by girls aged 20-24 – all victims of a new generation of abusers who are themselves in their teens and early twenties.

In cases of severe agitation and physical violence, closely monitored restraints may be necessary when other alternatives are inadequate.

It was too dangerous and too upsetting to witness the seething violence so closely.

For the generation that came of age during the Civil War, ideals and violence were closely entangled.

Mental stress and violence are closely connected, so anything to reduce stress – such as a walk in the park or cycle ride after work – should make us less likely to descend into road rage and the like.

Gun violence is closely tied to a culture of all kinds of violence.

The effort — a collaboration between the White House, the Department of Justice, the Department of Homeland Security, and the National Counterterrorism Center — will be similar to that deployed by authorities to counter gang violence by working closely with teachers, social services, public safety officials, and others close to those most at risk of recruitment, authorities said. .

Of all crimes, those involving violence are most closely related to high levels of inequality - within a country, within states and even within cities.

When Swanson broke the samples down by demographics, he found that the occurrence of violence was more closely associated with whether someone was male, poor, and abusing either alcohol or drugs — and that those three factors alone could predict violent behavior with or without any sign of mental illness.

His strategy for tackling militant violence will be closely scrutinised at home and by international partners, he adds.