Sentence examples for immense criminal from inspiring English sources

And these cases are just the tip of an immense criminal iceberg of art forgery, which police estimate is now worth billions of dollars a year.

In the past, rustlers invaded pastoralist communities with arrows and spears, but the practice has now evolved into a pattern of organised crime with immense criminal sophistication, and rustlers have succeeded in building vast networks that cut across different nationalities (Alemika 2013).

But this isn't Watergate — the attempted bugging of DNC headquarters that toppled President Richard Nixon by exposing his disparaging remarks about Jews and blacks, proving that he perjured himself, and revealing an immense criminal conspiracy.

Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman, leader of Mexico's powerful Sinaloa drug cartel, is now on the run as authorities mount an immense manhunt for the criminal kingpin.

For decades, the government did not acknowledge the existence of the papers, even though some concern subjects of immense importance: Nazi War Criminals, the Falkland Islands, Northern Ireland, Hong Kong, Cold War propaganda, the slave trade, and Britain's withdrawal from Empire.

"And if he doesn't toe the proper line, he is a traitor to his generation, a war criminal, a victim of immense social pressure to conform and march quietly behind bankrupt leadership".

"The ambiguity in your protective order provides us immense difficulty that could include a criminal prosecution," Cheryl Bormann, attorney for Walid bin Attash, said to the Judge.

You're thrown into the deep end to infiltrate some of the world's most violent and paranoid criminal organizations and face immense pressure to extract intelligence while not getting brutally murdered.

Andrew Robinson, a lawyer for Mr. Hogan, told The A.P. that the end of the criminal investigation would be an "immense relief" to his client.

Colorado has removed itself from this immense waste of resources, and life altering criminal justice consequences, that persistently defines marijuana prohibition.

It is diverting immense law-enforcement resources from pursuing serious criminals — violent thugs, financial scammers — to an immense, self-defeating campaign to hunt down... workers.