Sentence examples for likelihood of delinquency from inspiring English sources

For Hispanic males and Hispanic females, kin homes are associated with a decreased likelihood of delinquency.

Meanwhile, more mathematics education had no bearing on whether a student would take on debt and, actually, people with more exposure to math had "improved credit scores, a lower likelihood of delinquencies, and a lower likelihood of debt use".

Requiring less documentation of borrowers' incomes carries a risk of lending to people who simply cannot afford their homes, increasing the likelihood of subsequent delinquency.

A paper entitled "Reducing Foreclosures" and recently issued by the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston found that negative home equity and adverse life events, e.g., job losses, were the major drivers affecting the likelihood of a mortgage delinquency.

In this study, we observed a direct association between self-esteem and delinquency for males and females with higher levels of self-esteem associated with a lower likelihood of reporting delinquent behavior.

Indeed, higher levels of neighbourhood legal cynicism have been associated with increased rates of violence (Kirk and Papachristos 2011) and with a decreased likelihood of arrest for juvenile delinquency (Kirk and Matsuda 2011).

Her research interests include the development of delinquent behavior and risk factors of delinquency.

Some other measures of delinquency also dropped.

"He writes in a spirit of delinquency".

Reckless subsequently shifted his attention to the problem of delinquency among young offenders and eventually published the first text on the topic, Juvenile Delinquency (1932; coauthored with Mapheus Smith).

"It's very visible in terms of delinquency, as a societal phenomenon," he said.