Sentence examples for robbery frequencies from inspiring English sources
The winter period exhibited the most notable results in support of the adverse-favourable weather hypothesis; showing that an increase in temperature in these months resulted in greater robbery frequencies, but an increase in wind speed in these months resulted in a decrease in robberies.
But if the robberies, in their frequency and timing, were startling, so too was their brazenness.
With the recent attempted robbery of one of these high frequency trading platforms from Goldman Sachs this past summer, this "rise of the machines" has become front page news, generating vast controversy and discourse over this largely secretive and ultra-lucrative practice.
Levine (1999) advises that higher frequency crimes (e.g. assault, robbery, auto theft) usually have a much lower threshold distance when compared to lower frequency crimes (e.g. murder, rape, arson) which contain higher threshold distances.
The independent guide used police data to measure the frequency of crimes most likely to affect students — namely burglary, robbery and violent crime — within a three-mile, or five-kilometer, radius of almost 120 campuses.
RESULTS: Compared with controls, cohort members with substance dependence or schizophrenia-spectrum disorders had higher prevalence and frequency rates of assault against co-residents, against non-household members, and also robbery and gang fights.
The new travel advice warns about risks in the capital, Antananarivo, and beyond: "Muggings and robberies are occurring with increasing frequency, not only in urban areas but in nature reserves and on beaches.
Meanwhile, the frequency of phone robberies, and the associated violence, is getting worse.
