Sentence examples for intense crime from inspiring English sources

With 3,776 arrests, it was the most intense crime wave in New York's history.

Tom Cruise has played bad boys before, but in Michael Mann's intense crime drama, he's downright evil.

A slick neo-noir, this is the most intense crime drama seen on any games machine of any era, intelligent and mature when its contemporaries are simply "adult".

NBC is highest on two dramas, "The Event" and "Chase," both intense crime shows, which it slotted on Monday to take advantage of the promotional opportunities it will have during its Sunday night football broadcast.

Local officials have been clear that they do not want to return to the way things were before the storm, when 10 traditional public housing developments concentrated low-income residents in some of the worst conditions in the city, leading to intense crime and drug use.

Chief among those was Matthew McConaughey, given his first-ever nod from the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences for HBO's intense crime thriller "True Detective".

She remembers several intense crimes happening in New South Wales in the early 90s.

With pressure for cost-saving still intense, and crime falling steadily across the developed world, the police have therefore been squeezed as hard as any other labour-intensive public service and, indeed, much harder than some.

And let's not forget the intense misery, crime, broken homes and mental illnesses it causes.

"Dirty John," a suspenseful and psychologically intense true-crime series released in its entirety last week, is the first podcast by the veteran newspaper journalist Christopher Goffard.

Those charges underscore concerns of current and former officers who say that CompStat, which has been credited with bringing down major crimes, has created intense pressure to reduce crime each year and has led some supervisors to misclassify major crimes.