Sentence examples for the decrease in crime from inspiring English sources

So what is the relation between mass incarceration and the decrease in crime?

"It is fair to assume that stops are in part responsible for the decrease in crime, however," Mr. Browne said.

This concept, in addition to hired private guards, may explain the decrease in crime in the area.

Experts say such progress results from a number of social and economic factors that have helped bring the decrease in crime and are benefiting from it.

"We think that without Condor it would be very, very difficult to continue the decrease in crime," Mr. Dunne said after a meeting of the Public Safety Committee.

With the decrease in crime of the last decade, and a booming economy, the world came rushing into New York, especially tourists, both domestic and foreign.

The only exception to the decrease in crimes has to do with small towns.

Of the report released Monday, John C. Cerar, a retired deputy inspector who was the commander of the Police Department's firearms training section, said that, "In totality, it shows that when we see the decreases in crime, we see decreases in the police use of deadly physical force".

Closer examination of these results as well as findings from less rigorous hot spots studies show that the decreases in crime and calls for police service are primarily short term (Braga and Weisburd 2010), in that the effects tend to dissipate quickly after the intervention has ended (Braga et al. 2014).

Yesterday's news conference focused primarily on the decrease in major crime in schools citywide and especially on improvements in some of the most dangerous schools, like Lincoln, which had been the target of more aggressive policing through the Operation Impact program.

The article touches on just about every important current debate on gun violence, but it makes a significant breakthrough when the author talks about the apparent contradiction between the increase in gun ownership and the decrease in violent crime.