Sentence examples for an even more nefarious from inspiring English sources

Bryan Burrough, a co-author of "Barbarians at the Gate," wrote an article for Vanity Fair this month in which he suggested an even more nefarious plot in which "a group of hedge fund managers actually celebrated Bear's collapse at a breakfast that following Sunday morning and planned a similar assault on Lehman the next week".

It also touches on a later, even more nefarious FBI effort to damage King.

But "a just-unveiled symbolic action suggests, however, that something even more nefarious is afoot". Lefty bloggers insisted that the logo meant nothing of the sort, suggesting the right-wingers must have found some particularly high-grade hallucinogens.

In fact, the U.S. government is late to a party long dominated by black hat hackers working for themselves or even more nefarious parties.

Had something even more nefarious occurred?

Some guy, presumably Gertrud's even more nefarious boss, plugged her because her minister-slaying didn't come off as planned and she was now a liability.

In recent years the investigations have become even more nefarious than I thought they ever could be – the trafficking of children for sex, pornography, organs.

Unless Rodriguez's behavior was even more nefarious — tipping only when it mattered most — the numbers give no reason to believe he was involved.

Whether the US has its own version of the death eaters, or is populated by even more nefarious types, has yet to be revealed.

And it's particularly heartening when those countrymen are building companies that promise to stamp out spamming, griefing, trolling and even more nefarious behaviour online.

That's cold comfort, since Clapper also said that such non-state attackers can be "even more nefarious" than governments. .