The phrase "astronomical crime" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a crime that is extraordinarily large in scale or severity, often implying that it is beyond normal comprehension.
Example: "The investigation revealed an astronomical crime involving billions of dollars in fraud and corruption."
Alternatives: "massive crime" or "enormous crime".
Eldorado with an astronomical crime rate.
"The bigger issue that you are not acknowledging is that the astronomical crime rate among young black men -- violent crime -- drives suspicion and hostility," O'Reilly said.
Bolsonaro has no stated plans to address income inequality, rising levels of poverty or access to viable health and education services — even though public policy experts widely agree that Brazil's sky-high rates of inequality contribute to its astronomical crime rates.
In the run-up to passage of the 1996 Megan's Law, for example, Republican representative Jennifer Dunn asserted on the House floor that "the rate of recidivism for [child sex] crimes is astronomical because these people are compulsive".
On top of the usual demands on transport and accommodation posed by big sporting events, this one is being held in a city where much housing is perched precariously, without foundations, on the sides of steep hills, and where crime rates are astronomical.
Businesses today have to worry about being sued for astronomical amounts of money for the "crime" of selling legal products to consenting adults.
Despite a murder rate that has begun to decline in recent years, South Africa still has crime levels that are astronomical, with a homicide rate approximately four times that of most industrialised nations.
After all, everyone knows that the cost of living in these cities is astronomical, the public schools are terrible, the crime rate is high and they are very expensive places to do business.
Mass incarceration has crime-reducing benefits, but the numbers clearly show they are dwarfed by its harms to society: astronomical fiscal costs, increased rates of poverty and disease, elevated risks of perpetuating crime in families, and a myriad of other strains.
That the NAACP's embrace of showy, symbolic fights did little to solve the mountainous problems of drugs, crime, and gangs, soaring joblessness among young blacks, and the astronomical rate of prison incarceration of blacks.
And what crime has Shaker committed for which both he and his family are paying such an astronomical price?
