Sentence examples for can swindle from inspiring English sources

"A game of chance has developed in the post-Soviet space: Who can swindle the Kremlin in the coolest way?" wrote the military analyst Aleksandr Golts, when news of the Manas decision broke.

It makes it so that with the simplest of banking transactions — like a transfer from one account to another — well, in making this transaction, a manager can swindle his customers.

It's hard for us to understand how someone poor and uneducated can be swindled into voting for someone who has never understood poverty or the lack of access to education.

He may be nice, but I like babies, I'm nice, too" move of 2002, is the most outrageous middle-class swindle the mind can conceive.

We interact with strangers on a daily basis, so there's a need to predict how they'll behave: will this person try to swindle me or can he or she be trusted?

Like the game of art collection, playing cards can be used to create community, forge alliances, swindle enemies, and astonish strangers. .

Nobody can say we don't have equal oppportunity in this country: equal opportunity to swindle, but the question is, what role did government play in what can only be called the greatest Wall Street Ponzi scheme in history?

Fraudulent practices like these designed to swindle a company's stakeholders are unethical and can even be illegal.

The messages were apparently of a familiar type: the "pump and dump" swindle, whose creators seek to drive up a stock's price so that they can unload their holdings.

First, "Don't swindle it".

Surely this can only have been the shade of W. C. Fields -just the man, of course, to stalk up to a mutuel window and boldly attempt to swindle a well-meaning race track out of $233.