The phrase "cheat away" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
You can use "cheat away" when describing someone intentionally deceiving or misleading others in a game or competition. Example: Despite the strict rules, the athlete was able to cheat away and win the race by taking shortcuts.
Officials who announced the agreement also said they saw signs of an important shift in tax cheating away from the largest corporations, which Mark W. Everson, the commissioner of internal revenue, attributed in part to extensive news coverage of such misconduct.
"In sport these things are put in place to try and make sure we keep the cheats away and he's been found out," Smith said.
Only if a finding is so dull that no one would be interested in reproducing it, or if the researcher in question has guessed the correct answer without doing an experiment, can a scientific cheat get away with it for long.But what counts in forensic science is the individual case.
It sounds pious but cheating takes away your own pleasure, doesn't it?
Dennis Crawford, who retired this fall as acting chief of criminal investigation, agreed that the agency was letting too many tax cheats get away for lack of resources to pursue them, but said a sudden and huge budget increase would be wasted.
Two years ago, Mr. Rossotti recommended hiring nearly 30,000 more auditors, collectors and other tax law enforcers, saying it was unfair to let tax cheats get away without prosecution or even having to pay.
The witnesses also called for closing loopholes that let the known assets of terrorists, drug dealers and tax cheats slip away even when they are on deposit in American banks.
It devalues the awards of those who are doing everything they can to complete high-quality work, and risks making degrees look worthless while hitting the reputation of those universities letting the cheats get away with it instead of actively rewarding honesty.
