Sentence examples for crime cycle from inspiring English sources

This case is totemic, given the importance of employment in breaking the crime cycle.

All agree, however, that offenders with violent histories like the Marcuses have little chance of breaking the crime cycle without intensive outside support.

Time slips its tracks in this complex, unsettling thriller when the contemporary murder of a promiscuous teenager is traced to events in wartime Lisbon, the political epicenter in 1941 of smugglers, spies, refugees and foreign agents like the German war profiteer who sets the crime cycle in motion.

Figuring there had to be a way to break the crime cycle, Guth eventually took a job with Pioneer Human Services, a fledgling nonprofit in Seattle he now heads, which was trying to do exactly that.

That's another proven way to break the crime cycle, and thwart the growing school-to-prison pipeline.

And while crime cycles rise and fall, the nature of crime, at least, does not change.

Nevertheless, Teresa internalized inmate narratives of crime cycles and inescapable poverty.

Brunsdon and Corcoran (2006) suggested using circular statistics to better represent temporal crime cycles.

We're at the end of the tough-on-crime cycle now, and there's hope that a kinder and smarter approach to imprisonment will replace replace the draconian model.

Much like the crime film cycle however, the intense boom of the horror cycle was ephemeral, and had fallen off at the box office by the end of the Pre-Code era.

Every time we're given a new priority, we have to ask the public: what do you want us to do less of, to de-prioritise? "If you want more resources put into shoplifting or cycle crime, where is the area on which you think we should spend less?