Sentence examples for crime eventually from inspiring English sources

To his credit, Obama did point out that longer sentences for violent crime eventually reach "a point of diminishing returns" with respect to public safety.

Richmond was arrested a week later, and, after saying that he didn't remember committing the crime, eventually admitted that he murdered his wife.

That idea holds that small quality-of-life crimes eventually encourage greater lawlessness.

Officials of law enforcement and intelligence agencies have long warned lawmakers that they were unable to break the strongest encryption products, and that crimes eventually would be committed that might otherwise have been prevented.

These actions will result in a lower crime rate eventually, which will reduce the number of incidents like Michael Brown and Eric Garner.

Though Mr. Hodgson, Mr. Satterwhite and their two companies were never charged with any crime, Mr. Brown eventually was.

As a corporation invests more and more in compliance, the marginal social returns in terms of prevented crime must eventually start to decline.

He described his son as a troubled youth who got involved in drugs and petty crime and eventually served five years in prison.

When Esmeralda's jealous stalker stabs the man with whom she is trysting, she is blamed for the crime and eventually hangs.

When he came home, he cast her in Sam Shepard's "The Tooth of Crime," and eventually cajoled her into three more plays.

The agency dispatched a team of agents to reexamine the crime, and eventually federal authorities found witnesses placing Alex "El Loco" Pabon Colon at the scene.