Sentence examples for violent growing from inspiring English sources

Written by Nate Orr, "Choke County" tells a story about the "death of small town and the violent growing pains of its rebirth into a fracking boomtown".

There they're again easy prey for the violent racketeers growing rich on this multi-billion-pound global trade in human exploitation.

With violent instability growing on its northern border and more than 95,000 Syrians already seeking refuge in the country, the brakes are likely to be applied more firmly than ever.

Violent extremism, growing economic inequality, transnational crime, climate change, rapid unplanned urbanisation and pandemics of "worrying levels and frequency" are among the global threats he lists, noting that the international aid system has failed to keep pace with the challenges.

But the protests became violent and grew so rapidly that the government finally forced them to end.

Violent boys tend to be violent because they grew up in violent neighborhoods.

Violent crime is growing, and the country's legal system is unable to stop it.

A3 Balkan Crime in Netherlands Balkan gangs that specialize in smuggling immigrants, drugs and weapons are making Amsterdam an operations center and they are growing violent, prosecutors say.

McCartney's killing is "wrong" and "must be condemned", but is no more than an extension of a growing "violent knife culture", which must also be condemned.

It is struggling with a rise in violent crime, a growing gang culture and the pressures of rises in both population and global food prices.

Jennifer Turner, who wrote the ACLU's study, says that the number of life-without-parole sentences (including those for violent crimes) is growing faster than life-with-a-chance-of-parole.