How To Use Crime wave In A Sentence
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As the crime wave continues with little let-up in the senseless bloodletting that has engulfed the country, many people are politicising the issue.
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The crime wave that spurred them has been falling steadily in times of greater economic prosperity.
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It is not so much a crime wave as a ripple.
Times, Sunday Times
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The churches and newspapers fulminated against the crime wave.
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At least the worsening crime wave is swell news for the armor-plating shops.
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A crime wave has struck the city, perpetuated by a gang of three dimwitted crooks.
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The crime wave follows the rocketing price of the precious metals in exhaust pipes.
The Sun
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More police officers are being brought in to help tackle the current crime wave.
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The corporate crime wave that followed the great bull market of the '90s has spawned a tsunami of its own in books and movies, critical of capitalism's greed.
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What if all the cities in the US were wracked by a crime wave, with thousands of murders, kidnappings, burglaries, and carjackings in every major city every year?
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The country is in the grip of a teenage crime wave.
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The crime wave follows the rocketing price of the precious metals in exhaust pipes.
The Sun
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In Between the Worlds, a quiet American city has been struck by an inexplicable crime wave!
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The crime wave follows the rocketing price of the precious metals in exhaust pipes.
The Sun
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The crime wave follows the rocketing price of the precious metals in exhaust pipes.
The Sun
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A constabulary recruit later observed that the government insisted on ‘treating this armed and widespread rebellion as though it were an exceptional crime wave.’
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The experts believe they know the causes of the crime wave but they cannot agree on a cure.
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On the day of Martin and Hilda's housewarming party in their new home, they fall victim to the local crime wave.
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Many country parishes were still living in blissful ignorance of the post-war crime wave.
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His novel was snapped up immediately in the current British crime wave; but only one of his 103 stories has appeared in English, and this was, curiously, from a book of interconnected stories, rather than a self-standing one.
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The country is in the grip of a teenage crime wave.
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He concludes that changes in genetic factors obviously can not explain the crime wave.
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The dot-com bust, the recession of 2001, and the corporate crime wave and accounting scandals of 2002 brought the party to an unceremonious end.
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The crime wave follows the rocketing price of the precious metals in exhaust pipes.
The Sun
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The country is in the grip of a teenage crime wave.
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The crime wave follows the rocketing price of the precious metals in exhaust pipes.
The Sun
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More police officers are being brought in to help tackle the current crime wave.
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He believes the police are overstretched and moves are urgently needed to tackle Darlington's crime wave.
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In January a Government funded report found that 700,000 phones were nicked last year sparking a crime wave of theft and violence.
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The ovine crime wave began, insurance company and farm union officials say, after global food prices started jumping again.
Sheep thefts in Britain likely connected to rising global food prices
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This is not to over-simplify the crime wave that's sweeping through the country with no apparent abatement.
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State authorities, including Governor Jaques Wagner, and many local residents blame the striking police for spurring a crime wave and a sense of impunity in the city.
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Every year there seems to be a new crime wave epidemic that the media seems to play up, but six months later they've forgotten about it.
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The country is in the grip of a teenage crime wave.
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The country is in the grip of a teenage crime wave.
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More police officers are being brought in to help tackle the current crime wave.
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As the story goes, the crime wave currently sweeping places like Trinidad has been caused by the return of undesirables who upon repatriation have brought all manners of new criminal skills to bear on our hapless populaces.
