Sentence examples for larger offender from inspiring English sources

If McCain's argument is that Obama cannot be trusted because he has shifted his positions over time, then by McCain's own logic, he himself should be trusted far less, since he has been a far, far larger offender on this count than Obama could ever be accused of being.

By failing to police the larger offenders, the city implies that it is all right to break the law, Springer maintained.

Buy Energy Star -- buildings and homes are the largest offenders of carbon.

But even if it has company, it is the largest single offender.

Every investigation into an at-large violent offender is a footrace; you always maintained the lead.

According to the alderman, the criminal justice office in Baltimore — which, like New York and Washington, have large gun offender registries — reported that less than five percent of the 1,100 plus gun offenders registered have been rearrested on new gun charges.

But then, by and large, the offenders felt bad about it afterward.

The film makes a natural progression from 14-year-old Jenny, who is merely in a secure unit, to Tony, 18, who was given a life sentence for setting another boy on fire and is in a large young offenders' institution.

While the sample size is not especially large (55 offenders and 43 victims), this study helps to expand a sorely limited knowledge base on a topical threat.

The data for this study was gathered from a larger study of offenders convicted of sex crimes (n = 3168) who were housed in either a prison-based sex offender treatment facility or the general population of a state prison (Mercado et al. 2011).

Legal experts say the cuts have had a chilling effect on the willingness of councils to take on larger, well-funded offenders.