Sentence examples for average crime rates from inspiring English sources

(European second-generation communities, on the other hand, tend to have higher than average crime rates).

Safety was a key concern for the women as many lived in areas with higher than average crime rates and thus found it difficult to feel safe and at ease in their new country.

Operation Swamp 81, launched by the Metropolitan Police, saw more than 950 people stopped and searched over five days, in a bid to tackle Brixton's higher than average crime rate.

Additional research in different jurisdictions with the same types of crimes is necessary to confirm these results; however, the lack of other research and the typical nature of this jurisdiction (i.e., suburban housing and average crime rate) examined make the findings practically relevant to police agencies that are currently looking to focus their short-term crime reduction efforts.

The crime rate in East Lake is also dramatically lower -- now 50percentt of the average crime rate of the city of Atlanta.

The average crime rate was 425.9/10 000 residents.

In the mid-1970s, Mr. Shubin, in a one-year field test, distributed Kevlar vests to 5,000 police departments in 15 cities with above-average crime rates.

The top-ranked states score high on well-being and also offer a modest cost of living (a definite plus for retirees on fixed incomes) and below-average crime rates, according to the report.

"You don't get $321 in fines and fees and 3 warrants per household from an about-average crime rate," he notes.

In a blog for Marginal Revolution he writes, in part: "You don't get $321 in fines and fees and 3 warrants per household from an about-average crime rate.

This is one of the poorest neighbourhoods in Britain, with benefit and unemployment rates more than double the Leeds average, and crime rates to match.