Sentence examples for bogus press from inspiring English sources

The brothers also sued pranksters who set up a fake Koch Industries website and sent out a bogus press release.

The government says that some of the accused motor-sportsmen had secured state subsidies on the basis on fake trophies and bogus press clippings praising their successes.The money is meant in part to cover expenses.

A day trader was arrested yesterday and charged with securities fraud in connection with the posting of a bogus press release on the Internet last week that led to a drop in the price of the stock of Lucent Technologies Inc., according to the United States attorney's office in Manhattan.

Looks like Baidu and Zynga are the most recent victims of a bogus press release stunt.

In the event someone actually did decide to pull a fast one on Phones 4u by paying for and issuing a bogus press release on PR Newswire, my apologies to the retailer and JCPR / Edelman.

It won't happen, and what a bogus press release Obama had announcing he was going to eat Gulf seafood at his birthday bash.

It's important to understand that this "benefit" is not a refund (which is why the Associated Press should be doubly embarrassed for being fooled Wednesday by a bogus GE press release concocted by the Yes Men that said the conglomerate intended to return its $3.2 billion tax "refund" to the U.S. Treasury).

Dad! Hey, Dad!" -- when a bogus policeman presses a button that blows them off the face of the earth.

Pro-government workers printed bogus cards on presses in their homes, Mr. Rehman said; women's cards, lacking full addresses or photographs, were widely used to cast false votes.

Prior to educational oversight, it was generally assumed that every private college was bogus because of the negative press and damaging comments of leading politicians.

Official-sounding press releases spout bogus claims, and Web sites with classy graphics lure investors.