Sentence examples for theft tends from inspiring English sources

Art theft tends to be a low profile affair.

Peter Carey's novels — from the Booker Prize winners "Oscar and Lucinda" and "True History of the Kelly Gang" through recent ones like "My Life as a Fake" and "Theft" — tend to feature improbable undertakings, sudden reversals of fortune and elaborately manufactured or forged identities.

Moreover, stations with high levels of theft tend to have environs (settings adjacent to the station) with similarly high levels of theft.

Here's why: At this time of the year, tax prep offices that are actually fronts for criminal identity theft tend to pop up around the country in strip malls and other properties and then promptly disappear a few days later.

Low level sexual assaults and thefts tend to occur in crowded situations during peak travel times (a possible crime attractor) whereas violent crimes are more likely to occur in more isolated settings with lower passenger densities (a potential crime generator).

Like most theft, cybercrime tends to follow the path of least resistance.

"A violent game like Grand Theft Auto tends to be an amplifier of feelings that already exist," said David Walsh, a psychologist and president of the National Institute on Media and the Family, which has worked closely with Senator Lieberman to monitor the video game industry.

But one thing art theft movies tend to have in common is that they dwell on the heist and not on the aftermath, for reasons that are probably more than cinematic: art is an exceedingly dumb thing to steal.

Mr. Norton was arrested on Jan . 23 and the authorities say he has since led detectives to about 50 places in Snohomish County alone where he claims to have stolen cars in the past year and where theft reports tend to match his claims.

In Figure 4, theft offences tend to be pulled towards the centre of the transit network, which represents stations with higher passenger numbers.

The thefts also tend to have an aggressive nature.