Sentence examples for criminal conditioning from inspiring English sources
His family's company has been publishing books about the 'Ndrangheta since the 1980s, a sign of civic commitment, perhaps, but also a challenge in a region where the entrepreneurial spirit is constantly taxed by "criminal conditioning" and administrative hurdles, he said.
Its references to the atomic age, criminal justice, true love, air-conditioning and Patty Hearst are merely art materials, like red paint or blue.
Sources said detectives were told by people who knew Nosair well that the 34-year-old city air-conditioning repairman, who worked in a criminal courts building in Manhattan, had been angry and depressed recently.
When Raine compared the offenders with a group of non-offenders, he found that the kids with poor fear conditioning were much more likely to become criminals as adults.
Longitudinal studies have shown that impaired fear conditioning in early childhood may predict involvement in criminal activity by age 23 (62), whereas enhanced conditioning may act as a protective factor (63).
He considered becoming a marine, but instead he got a job making air-conditioning and heating ducts, while he continued his criminal sideline.
This is essential because agribusiness and the fast food industry are conditioning children about what to eat and even what food is which is criminal.
They'd lost air conditioning after the power went out during the storm, and police have opened a criminal investigation into the matter.
What if rather than succumbing to generations of social conditioning, that tells us certain of us are nothing more than the worthless, menacing, threatening, criminal other, we opened our hearts, and said hello?
A criminal is a criminal".
