Sentence examples for violence patterns from inspiring English sources

According to the routine activities theory (Cohen and Felson 1979), crime scientists would expect to see more daytime violence patterns in geographical areas where large groups of people congregate (e.g. commercial, recreational, transportation areas) or where groups of people are intermingling (e.g. transportation hubs, restaurants/bars).

Nighttime violence patterns in geographical areas may be dominated by areas with higher percentages of vacant land, public transportation hubs near high population density residential areas, or commercial areas (with late-night/24-h businesses, especially those serving alcohol) that lack effective place managers.

Study 1 will employ a cross-sectional observational design and will be conducted using a household sample of adult women (approximate sample size = 1600) to assess harmful alcohol consumption and domestic violence patterns.

During the gun debate this past spring on Capitol Hill, there was little available data about the reasons for gun violence, buying patterns and other gun-related public health issues.

Visum et Repertum of abuse cases can explain the type of violence and patterns of injury that happens to someone, also load the information or the opinion from the doctors about the result of medical examinations.

It keeps coming and the violence has patterns that reek of racism, sexism and classism.

Though the shootings may never be formally classified as hate crimes, they take place within a broader climate of hate violence and patterns of injustice experienced through racial profiling, surveillance, detention and deportation targeting Muslims and others similarly stereotyped as foreign and suspect.

The core areas were kept the same over the survey years while part of the questionnaire varied including e.g. violence, meal patterns, gambling or hopes and worries for the future.

Women also tell harrowing stories of sexual violence, a pattern that indicates rape is being used as a weapon of war.

This question inverts the reality of domestic violence: "A pattern of behavior in an intimate or dating relationship that includes a range of abusive tactics which establish and maintain coercion and control of one partner over the other".

For theft, no difference was found, and for violence the pattern was in the opposite direction.