Sentence examples for deviant crime from inspiring English sources

This police drama is about the deviant crime unit in the San Francisco Police Department.

At night, though, this same landscape is supposed to be haunted - Hale and partner work in a deviant crime unit, hunting "monsters" - and this is when the city doesn't look quite unfriendly enough.

Hayley searches Jeff's house for evidence of sexually deviant crime.

She speaks in sentences that are each punctuated by "?????" She is our nation's emoji board for deviant crimes.

Among the spinoffs of this work were Mr. Merton's own writings on the ranges of deviant behavior and crime.

For deviant behavior and crime, a reduction of 10 μg/L in preschool B-Pb ≥100 μg/L would result in 4,770 fewer burglaries, 102 fewer robberies, and 2,206 for aggravated assaults, 171 for rapes, and 29 for murders.

As with all other survey estimates for crime and deviant behaviour, variations in survey methodologies will have influenced these results (see Skogan, 1981, for a seminal discussion of these issues).

Alternative courses of action are often rejected for the sake of efficiency, driven by a tendency, common in statistics and information, to emphasize crime and deviant behavior (Beck 1986; Bauman 1999 , 2002.

He looked sceptically on the view, common at the time, that crime was simply deviant behaviour a form of mental illness.

Kratz sneered his way through Avery's second trial, pausing only to lick his lips and rub his sausage fingers together whenever granted the opportunity to discuss some deviant aspect of the alleged crime.

In some theories this is a singular factor such as the "general deviance syndrome" which purports that certain people have a relatively set propensity to commit deviant acts, of which both crime and drugs are common examples (Osgood, Johnston, O'Malley, & Bachman, 1988).