Sentence examples for perpetrators could also from inspiring English sources

The New York Times reports: "The circle of perpetrators could also include the fickle bond investors who underpriced the risk of Greek debt before 2010 and whose volatile reaction to even minor events has lately been wreaking havoc with Spanish and Italian borrowing costs and, by extension, those countries' economies".

The circle of perpetrators could also include the fickle bond investors who underpriced the risk of Greek debt before 2010 and whose volatile reaction to even minor events has lately been wreaking havoc with Spanish and Italian borrowing costs and, by extension, those countries' economies.

Black death is remarkable only to the extent that its perpetrator could also affect citizens more deserving of sympathy, of news coverage and of life.

The physical intimacy disappeared as the pregnancy advanced and the perpetrator could also have love affairs with other women.

Perpetrators of violence (white males) could also give testimony and request amnesty from both civil and criminal prosecution.'.

The idea that a child who is a victim of violence could also be a perpetrator seems hard for certain adults to entertain even when there is clear evidence of it.

It could also devastate faltering growth, as its perpetrators must have been well aware.

Beyond court-martial or prison, the desecration of an enemy's body could also leave psychological scars on the perpetrators, in the form of guilt, Mr. Lemons said.

The university also said campus police have increased surveillance at residence halls and that the perpetrators could face criminal charges.

The fact that the perpetrators were, by and large, senior scholars and thus the logical person to whom one would report, could also be a complicating factor.

Even then, the perpetrators could not be brought to justice.