Sentence examples for growing crime from inspiring English sources

In the late 1980s and 1990s, growing crime sent many businesses fleeing to Sandton.

There is a reason that identity theft is the fastest growing crime in the world: It's easy.

Now, they said, they hoped the killing was not a sign of a growing crime problem.

According to Leslie, growing crime has also given some people in Kabul the sense that they are "besieged by migrants.

There has also been an increased security risk and growing crime rates as a result of the rapidly expanding nightlife in restaurants and beer parlors.

Other analyses, such as those proffered by Communist leaders themselves, attribute growing crime problems to the influx of Western ideas of liberty.

Identity theft is the fastest-growing crime in America today, impoverishing a third of a million households last year.

They will need to tackle fast-growing crime and social unrest fuelled by economic dislocation and the growth of a disenfranchised underclass.

Identity theft, which claimed some 500,000 known victims in the United States in 2000, has become America's fastest-growing crime as technology has made it both easier and more lucrative.

"The industry is maybe 10 or 12 years old, but the rash of identity theft -- it's the fastest-growing crime in the U.S. -- helped to push it to the forefront because of people's need to protect themselves and their customers," he said.

Issuing the order, Obama said identity theft is America's single fastest-growing crime with over 100 million Americans affected last year, and that while there was "no silver bullet" for the problem the move to chip and pin will help.