"a string of offenses" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe a series of wrongdoings or violations committed by a person or group. Example: The criminal was sentenced to prison for a string of offenses, including robbery, assault, and fraud.
Police have confirmed that the gunman, identified as 50-year-old Iranian cleric and self-styled Sheikh Man Haron Monis, was on bail for a string of violent offenses.
This is just the latest in a mounting string of offenses by government agencies against Muslim Americans.
But the election of President Trump has renewed her concerns about "a long string of offenses from racism to xenophobia to disrespect for women and for Muslims". In the county, soon after Election Day, churches with large immigrant congregations, as well as Jewish communities, were targeted with threats, she said.
Both Abbas and his brother Ali have been charged with a string of bribery-related offenses, as well as drug and tobacco importation, while Border Force team leader Craig Richard Eakin has pleaded guilty to aiding the importation of tobacco and receiving a bribe as a Commonwealth public official.
Both men had previous convictions for a string of mostly minor property offenses that qualified as prior strikes under California's recidivist sentencing law, adopted by the state's voters in a 1994 referendum.
A police source told daily Metronews that the suspect is homeless and known to the police for a string of drug and criminal damage offenses, The source also said the man did not seem "in full possession of his mental faculties" at the time of his arrest.
Lawmakers had made several unsuccessful attempts in recent years to make it easier to fire teachers charged with severe offenses after a string of high-profile abuse cases.
Lawmakers had made several unsuccessful attempts in recent years to make it easier to fire teachers charged with severe offenses after a string of high-profile sexual abuse cases, including one involving Mark Berndt, a teacher at Miramonte Elementary School in the Los Angeles Unified School District, rocked the state.
Last week, a string of well-pitched games, a rejuvenated offense and a defense that appeared to be over its blunders led the Mets to believe that they were about to click.
