Sentence examples for violence we asked from inspiring English sources

For the two questions that addressed sexual violence, we asked about whether alcohol consumption was involved (partner, self, both, neither).

To assess recall bias in violence reports, we asked the caregiver to report on asthma episodes triggered by violence; because very few parents associated violent events with asthma symptoms, recall bias in ETV by asthma status is unlikely.

Then, for each dating violence type, we asked about the number of occurrences, number of abusive partners, and age at first occurrence.

This self-referential irony means that, although there is a moral argument at work, the sex and violence we are asked to despise are also used to titillate.

The possible effect of previously asking about IPV was explored with the following question: "Did it make a difference when we asked you about violence when we visited you three years ago?".

"So you don't condemn the violence?" I asked.

"The FBI will continue to work with our federal, state, and local law enforcement partners to investigate threats of violence, and, as always, we ask the public to report suspicious activity to law enforcement".

"We ask why there is violence in our schools, but we have systematically removed God from our schools," he said in a television interview.

You continued: "We ask why there is violence in our schools.

Alluding to all the violence, Biard asked: "Are we supposed to not do that news?" He is right.

"What have you said about how do we stop this violence?" Mr. Kelly asked, asserting that violence among minority youth is "something that the government has an obligation to try to solve".