Sentence examples for violent growth from inspiring English sources

The theory holds that during its first moments, the universe, fueled by an antigravitational field, underwent a violent growth spurt, ballooning from submicroscopic to astronomical size in the blink of an eye.

The twists, known as B-modes, are an imprint of the waves of gravitational energy that would have accompanied this violent growth spurt almost 14 billion years ago.

While Mitchell thinks it would be "impossible to roll back the haphazard and violent growth of Brazil's cities through reforms in the countryside," he added that "land reform would significantly alleviate violence in the countryside".

Overpopulation is at the root of every violent conflict; population growth "eats up" whatever economic progress African countries achieve.

Population growth, violent conflicts, climate change and other factors are driving more and more people to move within and between countries.

The surge has fuelled xenophobic tensions and concerns over violent attacks and the growth of rightwing parties.

MS-13's explosive growth and violent activity in the suburbs of northern Virginia was well documented.

This is a watershed moment, not only for Afghanistan but for central Asia, where the growth of violent jihadi groups remains a serious concern.

She fears people will be driven off the land and that the growth of violent gangs in the cities will be fed.

He is also worried both by what he sees as a rise in the number of violent prisoners and the growth in the number of mentally ill people in prison.

The narrow version of Islam that dominates religious textbooks in the Muslim world, he wrote, has contributed to the growth of violent and extremist Muslim movements that have come to threaten moderate governments.