Sentence examples for crime come from inspiring English sources

But why did the Italian-American form of organized crime come to dominate?

The recent increases in crime come amid intense scrutiny on police officers and how they use deadly force, an issue that emerged as a central national debate after an officer fatally shot a teenager in Ferguson, Mo., in 2014.

Mr Starmer said that very few victims of the crime come forward, and those that do are often "very unwilling" to give evidence.

"We saw for the first time organized crime come in and attack through a small business segment," Smith said of the recent incident.

Hawaii is fortunate; bordered by water, it is less accessible for gun traffickers than Massachusetts, where over 60% of guns traced to crime come from out of state.

"On the other hand, why has crime come down so much further in New York City than, say, New Orleans or Baltimore or St . Louis

"Heritage crime comes in many forms.

For most British crime comes back to drugs.

But the drop in crime came at a price.

The crime comes first; the motive is an afterthought.

In Colombia, Venezuela and much of Central America, crime came top of the list.