Sentence examples for everyday crimes from inspiring English sources

These rulings were typically made by a district attorney who worked alongside the department of the officers involved in prosecuting everyday crimes.

Starting in 1996, when Fox News and MSNBC ended CNN's monopoly in the 24/7 cable news business, the suffering of those who have lost their children or parents, either to apocalyptic calamities or everyday crimes, has become the surefire ratings winner of TV news, cable and network alike.

What is more worrying is that rape or kidnapping start to become everyday crimes.

"The question is, in doing this, how does the Iraqi government ensure there isn't a security vacuum that allows in criminal activity and different armed actors that will carry out vigilante justice, as well as everyday crimes?" she asked.

Police officials here say everyday crime is increasing.

Her students have not been immune to that violence — nor she from everyday crime.

And the ordinary everyday crime had shot up with it: robberies nearly doubled that year.

The world is awash with conspiracy theories far more entertaining than the dreary realities of everyday crime.

While concerns persist about heavy arms sales across Brazil's lengthy borders, most of the handguns used in everyday crime are made here.

Like Justice Breyer, Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg and retired Justice David H. Souter have been victims of everyday crime, committed by people who probably did not recognize them.

The BBC, announcing the third run of Crimewatch Roadshow today, said: "The series covers the kind of everyday crime that dominates frontline policing but rarely features on the news.