Sentence examples similar to Generally apprehended from inspiring English sources

Jane Jacobs' concept of eyes on the street claims that movement through an area will create natural surveillance (Jacobs 1961), and since criminals do not generally wish to be observed or apprehended, such surveillance can prevent crime.

Border Patrol apprehended about 408,900 people in the 2016 fiscal year, which is generally considered an indicator of how many people attempted to enter without authorization.

One person was apprehended.

The suspect was apprehended.

Two of them were apprehended.

But Zougam was not apprehended.

He was apprehended soon after.

No suspects have been apprehended.

Mrs. Gilbert was finally apprehended.

(Mr. López was apprehended last month).

Apprehended; caught in the act.