Sentence examples for violent causes from inspiring English sources

Despite these methodological limitations, the research reviewed in this article supports the assumption that easy access to firearms increases the risk of dying from violent causes.

But cops aren't even in the top 10 for most dangerous jobs, and they're in greater danger of dying in accidents (particularly car crashes) than from violent causes.

"Their messages are reaching America in an attempt to radicalize, recruit and incite our youth and others to support Isil's violent causes," he said.

Libya, which once supported the IRA and other violent causes, may now be co-operating with the West, but Iran, among others, supports both Palestinian militants and Lebanon's Hizbullah movement.

The situation has parallels in Northern Ireland, where it has been widely assumed that a decision by the Irish Republican Army in October to start turning in arms was also related to a new atmosphere low on romanticism for violent causes.

In contrast, in Canada, a study in Ontario between 1990 and 1999 showed that more than half of the deaths in custody were of violent causes (Wobeser et al., 2002).

Violent cause of death, loss of a child, and loss of a partner were associated with membership of the combined PGD/PTSD class.

Agents said they attempted to dissuade her from taking up the violent cause, even suggesting she turn to humanitarian efforts instead.

Inspired by British hooligans, the remaining Boixos Nois became violent, causing havoc leading to large-scale arrests.

He warns radical forces may use the executions of opposition leaders to legitimize their violent cause and recruit disillusioned people.

On the contrary: people actively search out extremist content so that they can become radicalised, because they want to be radicalised, because what they really want is permission to lose themselves to a violent cause.