Sentences with phrase «little less crime»

Maybe if we had a little more prayer in schools we would have a little less crime and murders.

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To the film's credit, these facts are conveyed with a remarkable of degree of restraint though the fact that you actually see very little of this shocking mayhem doesn't make you feel any less sullied and violated for the mere idea of these crimes having penetrated your consciousness.

When he learns that the man who's been serving time for the crime is about to be set free, a long - lost sense of purpose sparks inside him, and with little thought, much less any sort of plan, he sets out to avenge their deaths.

Meanwhile, the Driver is on the verge of going legit through a scheme that his garage - owner and stunt coordinator boss, Shannon (Cranston, Little Miss Sunshine), has of becoming a stock car racer, though to get the funding for such an undertaking, they become more entrenched in needing money from underworld types like local criminal Bernie Rose (Brooks, Looking for Comedy in the Muslim World) and his less scrupulous crime boss Nino (Perlman, Season of the Witch).

It's a crime his show only garners a little over a million viewers an episode, what with so many lesser shows quadrupling that on rerun nights.

As in that series, Guybrush will have to do a little outside the court investigating to find the evidence he needs, although his methods have more to do with slyly subverting the system of pirate law than getting at the truth of a case, since Guybrush is more or less guilty of most of the crimes he is accused of.

Depending on your ZIP code, the crime rate in your neighborhood and several other factors, your customized renters insurance premium could be a little more or a little less than the average.