Sentence examples for predictable crime from inspiring English sources
The kids' questions were predictable: crime, asylum, the battle over the repeal of Section 28.
The kidsÕ questions are predictable: crime, asylum, the battle over the repeal of Section 28, the clause that supposedly bans local authorities from promoting homosexuality in schools.
A study commissioned by the Federal Communications Commission concluded earlier this year that although there were pockets of excellence in local news, there was still a heavy reliance on thinly stretched staffs and predictable crime and weather coverage.
The juxtaposition of Ódinn's apparently mundane office job with the odd spooky things happening within his family is well paced, but as the narrative progresses, the author seems to give up on the idea of ghostly happenings, and the book becomes a much more predictable crime tale.
"The much more interesting phenomena is what occurs after that wave of predictable crime," said Mark Samels, Executive Producer of American Experience.
Eventually, when the film roles dried up, he could have cashed in on his fading box-office pull by playing a drawling cop on a predictable crime procedural.
Could a targeted, predictable police presence drive crime into locations where police are unprepared, and thus expand the geography of crime in a city?
The other Mexican wave Ignorance is not bliss Maine's mania Mitt Romney's problem ReprintsAs production began rising, local users began confronting police, teachers and neighbours with a slew of problems, including a predictable rise in violent-crime rates.
A frightened public demanding results in the aftermath of a ghastly crime also places predictable pressures on prosecutors and police, which can sometimes lead to questionable conduct.
Cold climates may encourage binge drinking.Young people, in particular, do drink a lot: 37% of men and 23% of women aged 16 to 24 regularly drink more than eight and six units of alcohol respectively in one sitting (one unit is the equivalent of a glass of wine), with predictable consequences in terms of crime, unwanted teenage pregnancy and educational failure.
