Examples of 'crime will' in a sentence
Meaning of "crime will"
Crime will: This phrase is incomplete and may be part of a longer sentence. It could refer to an action or consequence related to criminal activities
How to use "crime will" in a sentence
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crime will
This unthinkable crime will not go unpunished.
No crime will go unpunished and no criminal will go free.
Efforts to combat hate crime will be prioritised.
This crime will not benefit anybody.
Fighting transnational organized crime will be a priority.
The crime will be reported as committed by a female.
The scene of the crime will be destroyed.
The crime will almost never be investigated.
The witness of a crime will not be arrested.
Crime will always trend upwards.
Said the crime will not stand.
Crime will always be here unless something is done about it.
Drug use and crime will decline.
Crime will take place there.
Reining in corporate crime will be an enormous struggle.
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Crime will be a thing of the past.
He wants to know when crime will be down.
His crime will press him.
Violence and organized crime will grow.
His next crime will be his last.
That the commission of the crime will produce.
Her next crime will be her last.
Without a radical change the crime will continue.
Victims of crime will continue to receive moral support.
Build a wall and crime will fall.
And a crime will be committed soon.
And who instigated this crime will be convicted.
Your only crime will be having covered it up unwillingly.
Those who committed this crime will pay.
This war crime will be avenged.
Crime will skyrocket and you will be out.
Five types of serious crime will be priority targets.
Crime will never be completely eliminated.
The circus of crime will launch the careers.
Crime will destroy tourism sector.
They who are first in crime will be first in punishment.
The crime will be carried out in the present.
Transnational crime will grow.
This crime will benefit no one.
Must be faced so that the crime will not be repeated.
This crime will plague us forever.
Those who committed this crime will be held accountable.
Crime will remain out of control.
Evidence of a crime will be lost or destroyed.
Crime will disappear or be greatly reduced.
The violent action of a crime will leave traces of evidence.
Any crime will be tried in a criminal court instead.
Any individual who commits crime will be subject to prosecution.
Crime will continue unabated.
Of only one future crime will that not be true.
