Sentence examples for caught deceiving from inspiring English sources

The latest company to be caught deceiving the public is Tokyo Electric Power (TEPCO), Japan's largest utility, which turns out to have filed at least 29 falsified reports to nuclear-safety regulators since the 1980s.

Imagine, by contrast, the hyperventilation that would have occurred if Hillary Clinton had been caught deceiving the public about her health — an issue that Trump and his acolytes harped on relentlessly during the campaign.

So, basically, Roux has come over all educate-the-public because he got caught out in deceiving the public.

While Smilansky has picked up a handful of followers within philosophy, most philosophers are nervous about being caught out actively deceiving the public.

That's a pretty hard case to make when you yourself have been caught attempting to deceive Congress.

After all, it is far more satisfying to discover the indiscretion yourself and devise an exit plan than to be caught off guard, deceived and dumped.

In contrast, in laboratory settings where deception is often sanctioned, the consequences of lying and getting caught are minor, and incentives to deceive are artificial (e.g., [5],[5]).

Your audience is not stupid, and if you think you can deceive them without getting caught, you deserve whatever you get.

Harris produced a beautiful angled delivery off just the fourth ball of the innings to deceive Salman Butt, having him caught behind without scoring.

The evader who deceives others is either eventually caught, or lives in fear of being caught, becoming dependent on others' unconsciousness.

"We are very sorry that athletes who tried to deceive us, and the world, were not caught sooner," wrote Russia's sports minister, Vitaly Mutko, in a British newspaper.