Sentence examples for violent compared from inspiring English sources

Similarly, young black Caribbean men (and to a lesser extent, Pakistani and Polish men) are more likely to be seen as violent compared with young white men.

If the focus is narrowed to just the past year, Mr. Swanson's study found that about 7 percent of people with serious mental illness had been violent, compared with about 2 percent of the general population.

Although African pirates are more likely to become violent compared to pirates in Southeast Asia (Nincic 2009; Von Hoesslin 2012), Sullivan (2010) and Ploch et al. (2011) note that most Somali pirates do not kill their victims since their goal is ransom.

Scores on a social cognitive reasoning task (MSCEIT) were significantly lower for the violent compared to nonviolent group and produced the largest effect size.

In a longitudinal study over 30 years in New Zealand, those with many symptoms of alcohol abuse/dependence had a higher risk of becoming violent compared to those with few such symptoms [ 24].

SAPROF, START-S, DUNDRUM-3 and DUNDRUM-4 scores for those who were violent and non-violent compared, crude data and marginal means adjusted for HCR-20-dynamic scores.

Shevchenko, a Ukrainian activist living in Paris, told Paris Match she considers it "hypocritical" to call the image violent as compared to the violent actions of the Islamic State.

Boys coming from violent families are twice as likely to be violent men compared to their peers from non-violent families.

Tables  3 and 4 show that the SAPROF, START-S, DUNDRUM-3 and DUNDRUM-4 were all significantly different for the 13 patients who were violent when compared to the non-violent.

The survey found there had been no change in the overall level of violent crime compared with the previous year.

He cited figures showing that 54 per cent of men were sent to prison for violent offences compared to 23 per cent of women.