Sentence examples for cheat than from inspiring English sources

Crowds may be harder to cheat than individuals.

Demoralized by their failure, they say they'd rather cheat than risk failing again.

Students who read the honor code were less likely to cheat than those who didn't read it.

One woman I met confessed that she would rather game the system — be a welfare cheat — than go to work.

Dr. Tenner suggested that they probably often burned more brain cells concocting ways to cheat than they would have by simply learning the material.

They focused on whether people who consciously thought of themselves as bankers were more likely to cheat than when they had their non-professional hats on.

Along with cycling, it tries harder to catch drug cheats than any other sport with stringent testing.

"They'd rather date somebody with a history of cheating than date somebody who is openly polyamorous".

"It is better to suffer wrong than to do it," Samuel Johnson wrote, "and happier to be sometimes cheated than not to trust".

There is no question that Armstrong helped more cancer victims by cheating than he would have through any attempt at winning the Tour de France by natural means.

"Tyler Hamilton will make more money from his book describing how he cheated than I will make in all my years of honest labour," said the Welsh rider.