Sentence examples for nefarious crime from inspiring English sources

The city and its citizens were the victims of a nefarious crime perpetrated by individuals acting in a longstanding criminal conspiracy without the knowledge of their superiors.

The return of a certain nefarious crime syndicate, meanwhile, is not currently bringing Spectre the same critical unanimity enjoyed by Skyfall.

Yes, you heard that right -- it would be a misdemeanor on the first offense and a felony on the second offense to 'drive while undocumented.' Oh, and if that weren't enough, the driver attempting such a nefarious crime would also have their vehicle forfeited as well.

In this memoir written with the journalist Matt Diehl, Parker alternately portrays himself as swaggering and incorruptible, as he rises to become a homicide detective and observes the investigations of some of hip-hop's most nefarious crimes.

I thought that there was a conspiracy to frame me for a series of nefarious crimes.

It is unthinkable to imagine that such nefarious crimes might be considered protected acts carried out by a Head of State.

And there's the rub, because if the charge leveled against the president's dragnet conjures the specter of far more nefarious crimes against humanity, then the reality of a bunch of pale-faced computer jocks being paid to rummage through our cookies seems, by contrast, wonderfully banal.

So I kinda got myself in trouble a little bit more, because I got placed on the federal watch list, and what happens is that they say I'm listed as a potential terrorist, meaning that if terrorist were to get a hold of me, they could try to use the information that I know to do nefarious crimes and things like that.

The Founders said that the government should only be allowed to obtain someone's private papers and effects if they have evidence that the person is involved in a crime or other nefarious activity.

The resolution cites findings by the European Court of Human Rights that the authorities in the region employed torture and extrajudicial killing, and says that Russia's failure to punish these crimes feeds "the nefarious cycle of violence".

When the police accuse Butcher of the crime, Marlene devises a nefarious plot to rehabilitate his career.