Sentence examples for biggest perpetrators from inspiring English sources

"The biggest perpetrators of hate crime in the city were the police at that time," says Mary Murphy, a lesbian city councillor.

The biggest perpetrators are almost always windows and doorways, improvements that in the past haven't been tax deductible but now carry credits if they improve energy efficiency.

Moreover, while the SEC makes headlines with proceedings against insider trading, argaably a victimless crime, it seems at times that the biggest perpetrators of securities fraud go scotfree.

Christine Quinn was one of the biggest perpetrators of this.

Some of the biggest perpetrators of transphobia I've experienced are my very own cis LGB siblings.

To celebrate Wish You Were Here's release, we thought we'd examine some of these weathered indie tropes and ask which films have been the biggest perpetrators.

The big unspoken fact is that Facebook is the biggest perpetrator of address book hijacking.

"After the Snowden affair has come out, could it be that the U.S. still isn't clear on which country is the biggest perpetrator of Internet spying?" In presenting the accusations Monday, DOJ officials named five members of the People's Liberation Army's infamous Unit 61398 that it claims hacked U.S. companies including United States Steel and SolarWorld.

According to her team's analysis, old desktop monitors and box TVs with cathode ray tubes are the biggest legacy perpetrators, with their energy consumption and contribution to greenhouse gas emissions more than doubling during the 1992 to 2007 window.

"They don't need protection, because they are the biggest beneficiaries and perpetrators in the entire case.

It is a no-win situation: women are both the biggest victims and perpetrators of sexist crimes.