Sentence examples for robberies it from inspiring English sources

Though the group financed its activities through bank robberies it called "expropriations," Mr. Toro said he never participated, but organized working people.

While SES is negatively correlated with the rate ratio of robberies, it is positively correlated with rate ratio of larcenies (see Table 2 and Table 3).

"Instead of there being eight reports of robberies, it would be: 'Well we had two' because they would have managed to (reduce it).

"It's really robbery — it's theft — and that theft is being combined with consumer fraud," he said.

Even after the failed bank robbery, it took the police days to make the connection to the murders.

In his telling, Mr. Wilson's death had nothing to do with gangs, drugs or robbery — it was just about a shove, some angry words and pride, and that may be as sad as it gets.

Janice K. Fedarcyk, the F.B.I.'s assistant director in charge of the New York office, said that although no one was hurt in the robbery, it was important to remember that lives were put at risk.

Somebody posted something up there that I've been arrested for armed robbery; it turned out that if you drilled into that it was some black guy that was 15 years younger than me.

In fact, it was Bruce Reynolds who put up the necessary money to finance the robbery; it worked out at just £38 per head which he jokingly asked the robbers to refund him afterwards.

Most minors know that if they are going to commit a robbery, it is better to kill the victim as there is less chance of being caught, and if they are, the punishment will be the same".

Many industry experts, though, speculated that it was Lloyd's of London, which was the ultimate victim of the Brussels airport diamond robbery; it resulted in losses estimated at $50 million to $350 million and the arrest of more than 30 people suspected of conspiracy.