Sentence examples for increase crime rates from inspiring English sources

There is some evidence, Professor Volokh said, that denying guns to people who might use them in self-defense, usually merely by brandishing them, tends to increase crime rates.

Figure 1 Do immigrants increase crime rates?

Table 8 Ordinal Probit - do immigrants increase crime rates?

Contrary to popular belief, immigration doesn't increase crime rates or take jobs away from native workers.

The proportion of people who believe immigrants increase crime rates in Britain went up from 37% in 2003 to 43% in 2013.

Figure 1 very interestingly shows a clear shift of the observed unconditional probability distribution from 1995 to 2003 towards "agree/strongly agree that immigrants increase crime rates".

The new administration, which would take office on March 1, 2015, faced pressing issues that included long-overdue educational reform and public insecurity over increased crime rates.

In 1990, at the height of the crack epidemic, few would have predicted that the police would have played a key role in reversing four decades of increasing crime rates.

"While we certainly want to be smart about who we put into prisons," Professor Cassell said, "it would be a mistake to think that we can release any significant number of prisoners without increasing crime rates.

"What you have is a situation where the eligible pool of clients is increasing, crime rates are potentially increasing, while the resources often for public defenders are going down".

What the court didn't do, however, was provide any guidance about how to do it, giving rise to fears of violent convicts being set free and increasing crime rates.