Sentence examples for violent rise from inspiring English sources

David Simon talks about the colorful, violent rise and the pernicious presence of pornography in our culture.

With David Remnick September 29, 2017 David Simon talks about the colorful, violent rise and the pernicious presence of pornography in our culture.

The deals were said to be payment for Zimbabwean military support during the DRC leader Laurent Kabila's violent rise to power.

Valdez's last column, published on the day of his death, was titled "El Licenciado," and told the story of López's violent rise to power from within the ranks of the Sinaloa cartel.

"I've seen all the changing faces of Harlem," Mr. Dejean said, including the emergence of hip-hop, the violent rise of the crack epidemic and the current makeover as a result of gentrification.

In Legend, he stars as both Kray twins in the story of their violent rise to the top of the criminal underworld in 1960s London, and in Alejandro González Iñárritu's The Revenant, he's got a supporting turn as one of the men who leaves Leonardo DiCaprio's vengeful fur trapper for dead.

Violent crime rose slightly in 2001 from the year before, according to federal statistics.

The F.B.I. data showed that violent crime rose about 4percentt last year from 2014, and homicides increased 10.8percentt.

The F.B.I. reported this week that violent crime rose in the U.S. in 2006 for the second year in a row.

In fact, according to the Barking Post, burglary was down 11% and violent crime rose by just 1.5%.

Wisconsin's prison population grew by 14% between 2000 and 2007 but, in the same period, the rate of violent crime rose by 23%.