Sentence examples for criminal potential from inspiring English sources

After offering potential cures, from omega-3s to biofeedback, he turns speculative, predicting that by the 2030s, states may detain citizens based on the criminal potential of their genes and brains.

The Vietnam War tore the future out from under not only those in combat but those at home, and it tore something out from under America for years and years When Mary Clayton sings her riff she came late at night into the studio—"rape, murder, it's just a step away," the song deepens and becomes something altogether otherworldly, a lament of fear and criminal potential all around.

Sooner or later someone is going to figure out the huge criminal potential here.

Rather they are seen as a collective blob composed of faceless deceitful criminals, potential rapists and murderers who will steal homes, jobs and resources.

Every week for three years, I interviewed four prostitutes, drug dealers, criminals, potential dates (for me), and homeless kids.

Rather, they argued, the disproportionate stopping and frisking of blacks and Hispanics could be attributed to the disproportionate number of black and Hispanic people in the pool of criminals and potential criminals.

It is like a slap in the face or the slamming of a door, implying that all Mexicans or Central Americans who want to enter the U.S. are criminals or potential criminals.

We're not going to be able to stop every killing, but we think that after a few years of the Piranha Method's being broadcast, criminals and potential criminals will take note.

It's not hard to imagine a day when everyone's personal psychopathy risk will be assigned early in life — a kind of criminal-potential index.

She is facing criminal and potential civil action stemming from her second incident.

But their results offer criminals a potential way to beat the detection system.