Sentence examples for the potential perpetrators from inspiring English sources

The novel may assure us that lycan assaults are "as uncommon as shark attacks," but only because the potential perpetrators are medically benumbed.

The potential perpetrators are obviously Windows-based machineso so take heed and protect yourself.

The potential perpetrators included Dawson and Smith Woodward, naturally, but also Pierre Teilhard de Chardin, a French Jesuit priest who assisted the excavation, and Martin Hinton, a volunteer who worked with Smith Woodward, among others.

Morin told VICE he believes there's too much emphasis on controlling "objects" i.e. guns and not enough on detecting the potential perpetrators of murderous acts.

It seems blindingly simple, but victim-blaming is so ingrained in our culture that the impetus is often put on them rather than the potential perpetrator.

Perhaps more intriguing is that the potential perpetrator of the recent mortalities of foxes is one or more bald eagles Haliaeetus leucocephalus.

Clinician contact may be with either partner: the potential perpetrator or the victim.

C (Capacity) refers to the physical and cognitive abilities of the potential perpetrator and his/her potential to fulfill the expressed threat.

In their model, ACTION, a mnemonic guide helps the evaluator to consider the relevant aspects of the motivation, behaviour and attitudes of the potential perpetrator in order to advise for interventions.

This includes whether they believe that the person might actually commit the act that s/he is threatening, and also any admiration and support actually expressed or believed to be expressed to the potential perpetrator.

This includes whether they believe that the person could actually commit the act that he or she is threatening as well as also any admiration and support actually expressed or believed to be expressed for the potential perpetrator.