Sentence examples for crime demonstrating from inspiring English sources

Barnett, author of "Young Delinquents" (Methuen, 1913) warning readers that silent films present children with "a direct incentive to crime, demonstrating, for instance, how a theft could be perpetrated".

Take the curious case of the 'OFWAIHHBTN' note, which although did not involve a crime, demonstrates how a diverse array of contributors can solve a mystery.

The low number of juvenile criminals sentenced to life without parole for noncapital crimes demonstrates that states, judges, prosecutors and juries have reached a de facto national consensus against the practice, the opinion said.

But, the fact that states are doing away with statutes of limitations on sex crimes demonstrates a widespread recognition that the statutes are unjust.

Many police officials say the system has significantly improved response time for crimes involving firearms and has increased community confidence and helped deter gun crime by demonstrating that the police can show up quickly at the right place.

Mr. Vergès has stated that he hopes to nullify Mr. Hussein's crimes by demonstrating that the United States was complicit in their commission.

Trainers from Safe Horizon, a nonprofit agency that assists crime victims, demonstrated how conflicts can escalate.

A more credible explanation for the fall in crime was demonstrated 10 years ago by Levitt and Dubner in their book Freakonomics.

"We call upon the Russian government to bring to justice those responsible for this outrageous crime and demonstrate that lawlessness and impunity will not be tolerated".

Michelle Kagari, Amnesty International's deputy director for east Africa, said: "Deliberate attacks in civilian areas with the intent of killing and injuring people is a war crime and demonstrates a disregard for the most basic principles of international humanitarian law.

The outer layer of the crime triangle demonstrates that controllers can be influenced by super controllers who exert influence on handlers, managers, and guardians to prevent the underlying problem (Eck & Eck, 2012; Sampson & Eck, 2008; Sampson, Eck, & Dunham, 2010).