Sentence examples for crime change from inspiring English sources

Definitions and perceptions of crime change all the time, they say, and so does people's willingness to tell the police about it.

The crime is uniquely tough to adjudicate: it frequently occurs in private, without witnesses; the challenge of convincing a twelve-person jury of guilt "beyond a reasonable doubt" will remain prodigious even as attitudes toward the crime change.

These comprise expected security device crime change "signatures".

They might also be more free to change over time as the situations surrounding crime change.

Conceptually, as the tools, targets and situations facilitating crime change over time, the events themselves might also begin to change.

Officer numbers are dropping as the nature of crime changes.

For Ms. Henderson, her view on crime changed five years ago when she stumbled upon a dead man lying along the levee near her home, a needle stuck in his arm.

The symbol evolves through the novel and comes to stand for a plethora of concepts, first and foremost adultery and then, as Prynne's perception of her "crime" changes, she and readers see it as a symbol for "angel".

It abolishes crime, changes the world, and generally saves humanity from self-destruction.

Specifically, aside from robbery and sexual assault at the micro-spatial unit of analysis (street segments) the spatial patterns of crime changed.

Drawing on the above contrast provided in the CSEW, the present study develops a series of data signatures, whereby crime changes are consistent with expected outcomes from distinct context mechanisms outcome pattern configurations (CMOCs, Pawson and Tilley 1997).