Sentence examples for not enough crime from inspiring English sources

There's not enough crime now.

"There's not enough crime now," Mr. Weston said.

There's not enough crime "and it is very serious, all the Vines are.

"If we get to a point where there's not enough crime in America to support these shows," Mr. Corvo said, "we all ought to be having Champagne, really".

"Today, there's not enough crime to become a criminal lawyer," lamented Mr. Hayes, a longtime friend of Mr. Wolfe's who was the model for the dapper, street-smart defense lawyer who takes up Sherman's case.

The publisher she approached with her first thriller complained that it was too literary, and didn't contain enough crime.

On their own, mobiles are not enough to deter crime, the authors stress.

She seems far too interested in politics and status, and not enough in actual crime solving.

Yet urbanization experts are aware that sensitive planning is not enough to prevent crime in a city.

Sex, and lying about sex, he adds, is not enough of a crime to provoke him to bail out on Mr. Clinton.

A report on the municipal government's Web site stated that "310,000 digital eyes are still not enough" to monitor crime and other social ills, adding that Beijing and Shanghai together operate more than three million surveillance cameras.