Sentence examples for perpetrators well from inspiring English sources

Though it largely eschewed civilian targets, the Nalchik attack killed (including the perpetrators) well over 100 people, partly in pursuit of a goal that is neither shared by most local people nor obtainable.

Unlike my case, the assault they suffered was public, their injuries well documented and the perpetrator well known to police.

Is it because very often the people — the perpetrators as well as the victims — are minorities?

Its immigrant protagonists are the perpetrators as well as the victims of abuse.

But men do tend to be the primary actors, the perpetrators, as well as the decision-makers.

He pointed out that young black men are disproportionately perpetrators as well as victims and called for peaceful protests, saying violence would dishonor Trayvon Martin and his family.

Admitting that odds were against my contrary theory, I expressed a hunch that the perpetrators might well be terrorists "inspired" by Al Qaeda.

Understanding the psychology of those perpetrators was, well, disturbing obviously but also really useful in terms of what I am trying to write".

Brink used this same device in an earlier historical novel about a failed slave uprising, "A Chain of Voices," to suggest the damage a system like slavery does to perpetrators as well as victims.

Domestic Violence Victoria chief executive Fiona McCormack said the terms of reference of the commission were encouraging because they placed emphasis on the perpetrators, as well as early intervention.

It tells the story of the 2015 "robbery of the decade" that instantly became folklore after it became apparent that many of the perpetrators were well into their 60s.