Sentence examples for biggest miscreants from inspiring English sources
Two of the biggest miscreants were Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, which, in theory, "were probably the world's most heavily supervised financial institutions," according to Jonathan Kay of The Financial Times.
One of his many diplomatic feats was to help create a "Concert of Europe"—a system by which four or five big powers kept miscreants in check and managed the affairs of smaller states.
It reached the statute book in April last year; under it, miscreants risk big fines and up to ten years in prison.
Set in the Jazz Age, Idlewild tells of unlikely friends - a fey undertaker's son (played by Andre) and a small-time miscreant (Big Boi).
If all goes well for the miscreants, large ransoms are paid at the end.
The theory was that cracking down on petty crimes would discourage miscreants from committing bigger ones.
Art thieves are the bank robbers, stick up men, drug dealers, and amateurish miscreants common to every big city or town.
Get the lines in and then sue or arrest any miscreants for their bad behavior.
As Bollywood's Mr. Big, he has been battling the establishment and miscreants since the 1970s, when he was Hindi movies' Angry Young Man.
Why can't people see that?' " The late Thomas Hoving, a director of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, wrote, in "False Impressions: The Hunt for Big-Time Art Fakes," that the community of forgers is also "populated by miscreants who say they fake only to show up how stupid, blind, and pompous the art establishment is".
Two more miscreants saved.
