Sentence examples for violent female from inspiring English sources

Society's discomfort with the idea of girls and women committing violent acts is a likely explanation for why violent female offenders have remained invisible.

"FB moderators can't tell an elbow from a dangerous, filthy, uncanny and violent female breast," TOTDUOT wrote in response to the picture's removal.

The analysis of the socio-demographic data reveals that the violent female offenders differed somewhat from their male counterparts: Even though not significant, there seemed to be a tendency for female offenders to be married more frequently than male offenders.

The authors were able to observe this phenomenon in an antisocially behaving, violent female offender with schizophrenia and alcohol dependence, the latter disorders previously reported to be related to low levels of SWS.

The authors were able to observe this phenomenon in an antisocially behaving, violent female offender with schizophrenia and alcohol dependence, the latter disorders previously reported to be associated with low levels of slow wave sleep.

However, as Lam et al. [ 65] conclude, there is an equal likelihood of injuries to staff members being caused by violent female patients as by violent male patients and thus signs of an elevated risk of violence should not be ignored on the basis of gender.

Women can also be perpetrators, with some surveys pegging the number of sexually violent females at around 10percentt nationally.

Despite the images of a New York police commander pepper spraying non-violent female protesters and police use of tear gas and other projectiles against Occupy demonstrators in Oakland, there is a continuous plea to the police: join us.

A relationship between gender and violence did not reach statistical significance, as 2/10 who were violent were female, compared to 3/79 who were not violent, Fisher's exact test = 4.39, p = 0.095.

The Israeli choreographer Deganit Shemy finishes with "Iodine," her relentlessly violent all-female quintet.

The aim of the present study was to assess the prevalence of female violent offending in a representative population of violent offenders in Switzerland.