Sentence examples for violent lead from inspiring English sources

"Even though they probably did not get degenerate, as some people say, or even get more violent, lead pollution might have been something to be concerned about".

The demonstrations, which turned violent, lead retired Army sergeant Jerry Hendershot to fire off a provocative letter to Nixon who declared a state of emergency on August 16 and imposed a curfew "due to civil unrest".

When the French forces crossed into Dutch territory, rioting reminiscent of 1672, although less widespread and violent, led to the fall of the second purely republican government and the election of William IV as hereditary stadtholder of all the provinces.

For instance, Drucker (2011) posits that worsening prison conditions and the increase of violent encounters lead to threats to inmates' health and safety.

This creates content that is increasingly creative and violent," writes lead researcher Christoph Bartneck.

Importantly, male male competition need not be violent, nor lead to mortality.

However, intergroup encounters are often violent and lead to injury and death, and may pose a risk to females or their offspring (Cant et al. 2002).

It is based on how violent the lead singers screams are.

This upbringing combined with Trevor's violent temper led Trevor to be severely unhinged, leading to numerous fights at school, including an assault on a teacher.

John Berger's idea that overexposure to violent images leads us into unconscionable passivity is demonstrably untrue.

This makes him become violent and leads to him perpetrate a heinous act".