Sentence examples for violent differences from inspiring English sources
How about the nephew who had hoped to inherit the Tey farm but has had some violent differences with the murdered uncle, who was lately planning to wed a widow with a young daughter of her own?
Burckhardt saw that similar, violent, differences existed within the Christian community, notably between followers of Catholicism and Greek Orthodoxy.
The main difference between IDPs and non-IDPs living conditions was the proximity to the violent conflict and their exposure to it.
The difference, however, is that the EDs play a crucial role in responding to emergency care needs during the frequent episodes of violent conflict with Israel.
Different cognitive impairments are manifested by individuals with APD and schizophrenia with violent behaviours, suggesting differences in underlying pathology.
Most prisoners come from backgrounds where corporal punishment is a given and violent resolution of differences is the norm.
Colleagues of mine have stood in that square dodging Molotov cocktails as the Greeks turned violent over political differences brought to a boiling point because of the dreadful toll austerity has taken on a once proud nation.
Reprints Related items Punishing Muslim protesters: CrackdownJul 19th 2007 Russian protests: Democracy à la russeApr 19th 2007For a growing community of activists and experts on the technique of non-violent action, the differences are secondary.
I imagine, Occam's Razor and all that, that those pages are not up because Facebook censors them and not because violent haters of difference have been miraculously purged from the planet.
Even though there are distinct neurobiological and neuropsychological differences between violent and non-violent suicide attempters [ 16– 19], there is a paucity of studies on the role of early risk factors for the choice of violent suicide attempt methods.
Differences in violent crime rates between the ASD and control groups were statistically significant only for arson; specifically, individuals with AS were significantly more likely than control individuals to have committed arson (p < 0.0009).
