Sentence examples for violence heating from inspiring English sources

Children in Brčko also expressed many concerns, ranging from the lack of a movie theater and pool, issues of safety in traffic and peer violence, heating systems in schools, condition of gyms and school playgrounds to pollution and air quality in Brčko.

Sicario – "hit man" in Spanish – wasn't filmed in Juárez, but stars Emily Blunt and Benecio del Toro as FBI agents working the borderlands as drug violence heats up.

As a former war correspondent in Africa, all this sounded grimly familiar to me: local grievances bursting into violence, heated discussions in distant halls of power, the dispatch of gallant troops, and an escalation to some unhappy rag-end conclusion.

Now, with candidates too in the firing line, the violence is heating up.The Marxist guerrillas FARC, the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia and the ELN, the National Liberation Army—have declared a ban on campaigning by what they call the "exclusive" traditional parties in the wide rural areas that they control; notably, the (often coca-growing) south, much of it under FARC's thumb.

As U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Susan Rice warned in her powerful comments today at the United Nations, violence is heating up.

Conventional wisdom is that there might be a tangible correlation between violence and heat.

But Tijuana's highly publicized period of cartel violence, which heated up in 2008, put a chill on tourism.

Researchers from the University of California at Berkeley analyzed 60 previous studies on U.S. violent crime rates, historical uprisings and empire collapses, recent wars and lab simulations testing police decisions of when to shoot -- and what they found was a link between violence and heat (as well as extreme rainfall).

In churches, at City Council meetings and in the pages of The Santa Cruz Sentinel, the violence has focused heated debates on the city's policies toward drug abuse and homelessness.

The worst travails of violence, wildfires, extreme heat, and severe drought can be found here, yet in many such moments there is a concomitant experience of being part of a larger whole.

His reign speaks to the enduring power of Rio's criminal underworld, where a never-ending army of recruits pose a constant challenge for security forces, which have struggled to contain gang violence and taken heat of their own for what critics say is a pattern of excessive force.