Sentence examples for violence raised from inspiring English sources

The violence raised fresh fears about the safety of voters in the elections, which Sunni insurgents have threatened to sabotage.

As the violence raised fears of outright sectarian war, Hezbollah and its allies struck a deal that gave them far greater representation in the government.

That worked at cross purposes with his intent to explore issues of exploitation, manipulation and violence raised by "The Blair Witch Project".

But this time, the pledges by the three Palestinian factions to suspend violence raised the possibility of a sustained period of calm.

In Turkey, a fresh wave of violence raised the specter of a Turkish raid into northern Iraq, something the United States is strongly urging against.

The violence raised fears of a widening of the insurgent threat in the area, where the government has for decades been struggling to contain attacks by Muslim-led groups.

Such destruction, amid more general violence, raises many questions.

This latest bout of sectarian violence raises doubts that it ever will.

There is another sense in which state violence raises profound questions about the viability of the government.

Iraqis surged to the polls on March 7, despite violence, raising hopes that the United States' mission of establishing a democracy in a country accustomed to tyranny could be successful.

This year, she pledged to run 250 miles in seven days to campaign against domestic violence, raising around £100,000 for Women's Aid in the process.