Sentence examples for makes crime from inspiring English sources

Greene once had the following dream: I was working one day for a poetry competition and had written one line — 'Beauty makes crime noble' — when I was interrupted by a criticism flung at me from behind by T.S. Eliot.

For example, larger organizations have greater capacity and resources which makes crime displacement a more likely threat to prevention; the opposite is also true where an occasional criminal with a simple, small offender organization could be deterred by just a stern warning or a simple overt packaging countermeasure.

Inequality in society makes crime more likely as populations must find ways to cope with despair.

I'd call Vice City the first truly contentious Grand Theft Auto game, not because it contains more blood, more sex or more swearing (nobody says "fuck" even once, the entire game) than any of its predecessors, but because it makes crime and violence look as if they pay, and pay well.

The shallowness of the discrimination Sikhs face makes crimes such as this so disheartening.

CBS has a formula for making crime dramas viewer-friendly.

He has made crime reduction a feature of his mayoralty.

The newly elected president, Nicolás Maduro, has vowed to make crime reduction one of his signature efforts.

RAHM EMANUEL, soon to be sworn in as Chicago's new mayor, is making crime a priority.

You could make crime movies without any cops, with criminals as protagonists.

But though Melville made crime thrillers, he was also out of step with conventional commercial filmmaking.