Sentence examples for violence that could from inspiring English sources

VIOLENCE -- Lots of the kind of violence that could be graphic in an R-rated film.

Women reported many acts of violence that could cause trauma to the brain, as well as many post-concussive symptoms.

It was primarily peaceful, although behind it lay elements of potential violence that could have exploded into civil war.

"Any attack on the Golf Hotel could provoke widespread violence that could reignite civil war," his spokesman Martin Nesirky said.

Bolaño is a master at creating, among the normal chaos of a holiday town, an atmosphere of underlying violence that could break out at any moment.

Nor is it in the group's interest to drag the country into new violence that could further harm the country's tourism-dependent economy, hurting followers and rivals alike.

A relatively clean election would do a lot to prevent a possible spike in violence that could undermine the transition process.

For now, both sides seem to be working hard to avoid the kind of violence that could quickly escalate into chaos and bloodshed.

Both recognised the violence that could result from bad thinking and bad writing a lesson Orwell put memorably into "Politics and the English Language".

In a reminder of the violence that could upset the peacemaking environment, militants from Gaza fired two rockets into Israel on Monday.

Kosovo's eight-year run as the biggest-ever U.N. project will end with great tension and a threat of violence that could spread to Bosnia.