Sentence examples for violence has shown from inspiring English sources

But experts contend that the wave of violence has shown no sign of diminishing.

My personal experience of helping male victims of domestic violence has shown me that men too need a gendered approach, and more importantly they need advocates who understand their unique needs and are happy to be on their side.

Nebojsa Covic, the Serbian deputy prime minister negotiating the plan, said he hoped to reach a cease-fire with Albanian leaders by the end of the week, yet the violence has shown no sign of abating.

This cancer of so-called religious extremism and violence has shown its ugly and disgusting face in the Taliban's Afghanistan, Somalia and more.

The violence has shown no signs of abating, as Israel continues hammering Gaza from the air and Hamas sends rockets back.

Previous research on hate motivated violence has shown that some offenders are emboldened to act violently when they are encouraged by rhetoric particularly from powerful individuals who espouse a world view according to which certain kinds of people are not worthy of being in America.

The problems extend across the Sahel, and, as two weeks of widespread violence have shown, across much of the Islamic world.

Recent work in political science on the effects of aid programs on violence have shown that this is a complex relationship - some have indicated that internationally induced gender equality programs may increase the risk of violence under conditions of ongoing conflict.

"For a lot of women, or even men, who have suffered sexual violence, history has shown us they only want to speak to women," she told a meeting of female UN officers in Pretoria, South Africa in early September.

The movie, set during the Iraq War, has the troubled ambivalence about violence that has shown up repeatedly in Eastwood's work since the famous scene, midway through "Unforgiven," in which the act of killing anguishes the killer.

The prose, having gone from Uighur to German to English, is not graceful but neither does it distract from the power of Ms Kadeer's story from child refugee, poor housewife, wealthy tycoon and high official to political prisoner and exiled campaigner.In its response to last month's violence, China has shown little desire to change its approach to Xinjiang and the restless Uighurs.