Sentence examples for salient crime from inspiring English sources

The decrease in crime could have been caused by some other variable; it could have been part of a trend; it could have been part of other less salient crime prevention efforts.

The lower rate of psychopathology in non-detained juveniles of the present study may have been associated with less severe crimes and less salient psychosocial risk factors of offending.

In May's poll crime was at its least salient since 2001.Stephen Farrall, a criminologist at Sheffield University, points out that hard times and crime are not true alternatives.

The operation met its stated objective of removing the artillery threat, as Croatian troops overran the salient, but it was marred by war crimes.

Taken together these studies suggest that anger is a salient feature of psychopathology for individuals convicted of sex crimes but the precursors triggering anger need to be explored.

Being a wonk, the sessions I selected were the most salient to pressing policy questions, like education, Indigenous health, domestic violence, crime and – as an outlier – financial literacy among young people.

"The salient point is that Risen is the only eyewitness to this crime".

The problem is even more salient if underreporting depends on individual characteristics, which is certainly the case with crime self-reports.

"In terms of crimes against the United States and U.S. law, drug trafficking is the most salient and the one we could get an indictment on".

But the salient issue many people have not yet fully considered is this: Why did Mike McQueary witness a crime, as the grand jury alleged, but not report it to the police?

Desjardins' case is a salient reminder of just how complex and delicate the balance of power can be for organized crime in Montreal.