Sentence examples for violence expectations from inspiring English sources

The purpose of this study was to examine the relationships between exposure to workplace violence, tolerance to violence, expectations of violence, perceptions of workplace safety, and Professional Quality of Life (compassion satisfaction – CS, burnout – BO, secondary traumatic stress – STS) among emergency department staff members.

If so, Miss Bhutto would have expected to play a leading role in a coalition government, perhaps as prime minister for an unprecedented third term.Despite the previous violence, and expectations that Mr Musharraf would rig the election, the poll had generated fragile hopes in Pakistan.

this study aimed to explore the association between lifetime sexual violence and expectations about childbirth.

He had hoped that Buenos Aires would prove to be like life in the movies, but the city's reality, with its repression and violence, disappointed his expectations.

Analysts here are warning that there could be violence if Palestinian expectations are inflated, then dashed when nothing much changes, especially given the wider turmoil in the region and the phenomenon of networking by Arab youth activists on Facebook and Twitter.

Nigerians, impatient for an end to the violence, have high expectations of Buhari, with some already criticizing him for not slowing the insurgency after just seven weeks in office.

Although no causative links can be inferred from the results of our study, broader community and population approaches to addressing inter personal violence and cultural expectations of infant gender may be required, to reduce the psychosocial and cultural stressors pregnant women face, that may increase vulnerability to mental illness during the perinatal period.

And Jesmyn Ward makes beautiful music, plays deftly with her reader's expectations: where we expect violence, she gives us sweetness.

Several factors were probably at work, including continued violence in Gaza and expectations that OPEC would carry out its largest production cut ever.

With Mr. Clinton having less than three weeks left in office to forge a complex accord and with new bursts of violence in the Mideast, expectations of a breakthrough were low.

He may use his speech, later in the day on Friday, to repeat his assertion that the security council move is destabilising, could result in false expectations and violence, and undermines the negotiating process.