Sentence examples for likely robbery from inspiring English sources

The investigators, who have arrested eight people in the case, said the primary motive was most likely robbery.

Before Sergio Martinez became a most unlikely boxing world champion, he spent his formative years as the most likely robbery victim in the small Argentine barrio he called home.

Research in 2011 found that women are more likely to engage in gender atypical offences, like robbery or murder, when they co-offend with men.

Fatalities are three times as likely in robberies committed with guns than where other, or no, weapons are used, with similar patterns in cases of family violence.

The film begins vigorously with a magnificently staged train robbery (likely the work of the second unit director, Yakima Canutt, Wayne's frequent stunt double in the 1930s) but seems itself to succumb slowly to the effects of age, turning into a slow, pleasant ramble through past ideas (many copped from "Rio Bravo").

It's like a robbery".

Two men who were fatally shot in Monroe County, Ga., Wednesday were likely killed during a robbery.

"Women are three times more likely to report a robbery than sexual assault," said Laura Turquet, chief author of the report.

Being a crime against both persons and property, robbery is likely to be nourished by the opportunities provided by both dense and less dense populations in and around stations where dense populations offer more targets and less dense populations offer less guardianship (Clarke et al. 1996).

It was more likely to write about robbery slayings and domestic slayings--crimes where the victims tended to be white.

The Hollywood robberies Tuesday night were not connected to the Zimmerman protests, but officials said many of the youths involved in the Hollywood robberies were likely the same ones causing problems in Crenshaw earlier in the week.