Sentence examples for considerable crime from inspiring English sources

There has been a surge of sectarian killings of Shiite doctors in recent weeks in Karachi, Pakistan, long known as a city with considerable crime and violence.

But as the housing world knows, though there is still considerable crime in East New York, there is also a real estate boom and a price spike that not even an endless wave of new construction seems to slow.

In October 2006, the Police Executive Research Forum released a report warning the country about "a gathering storm of violent crime that threatens to erode the considerable crime reductions of the past".

Cape Town and the surrounding Western Cape Province are safer than Johannesburg, yet they also contend with considerable violent crime.

Johansson hasn't been criticized much for the prison sentence handed down to Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana for considerable tax crimes; should she be?

While these two studies used only a small fraction of available rapid assessment methods, there seems no reason to doubt RAM could be of considerable help to crime science in fulfilling its mission in developing countries.

"The defendant's egotism and hubris were the tragic flaws that led him to commit the considerable number of crimes to which he ultimately pleaded guilty," the memo said.

"The seriousness of this crime is considerable," she said, adding that investigators had an overwhelming amount of evidence.

The most-common diversion decision occurs when a police officer decides not to cite or arrest a suspect, even when there is considerable evidence that a crime has been committed.

The coalition can draw on lessons from abroad where justice reinvestment and prisoner re-entry programmes, driven by economic necessity in many states in America, have had considerable success at reducing crime and rates of reoffending.

Considerable research shows that crime is concentrated among a few victims.