Sentence examples for damaging crimes from inspiring English sources

Essentially, they found there was no difference: the worst of them, from both groups, carried on offending; but there was a clear tendency for those in Miller's group to commit less serious offences while those who had been in prison tended to commit increasingly damaging crimes.

And if the police can clear up this problem with as much showboating as possible, everyone is happy, blissfully unaware that the most damaging crimes are feeling less heat because they are invisible to the public.

So gag theft is a more personal, damaging crime.

The second thing I know now that I didn't know then is that this was the most damaging crime I had ever experienced.

These signatories include weighty literary names more usually expected to protest about war or social injustice, but this time they bristled with righteous indignation at this "fraudulent and damaging" crime.

"Sex offences" is probably the most damaging crime category of all.

"Child abuse is a heinous and personally damaging crime, it is therefore incumbent on the Church to treat such matters with the utmost seriousness".

The only crumb of comfort from this deeply painful process is that our society is at last taking seriously an intensely damaging crime.

Former 007 Pierce Brosnan plays ex-CIA spook Peter Devereaux, drawn out of retirement by an old handler (Bill Smitrovich) to exfiltrate a Russian source and former flame of Devereaux's who has damaging war-crime information on the next Russian president's involvement in the Chechen conflict.

Sexual abuse has a destructive impact on personality and self-belief, which makes it a damaging and serious crime.

Advocates for criminal justice reform said they worried the one-year uptick would fuel calls for a return to damaging, tough-on-crime policies.