Sentence examples for clever fraud from inspiring English sources

Changing money outside official channels can make economic sense but is dicey, risking arrest or, perhaps, a clever fraud.

When the BBC diminishes that with words like regional or national it perpetrates a not very clever fraud upon our listeners who want and expect BBC to reflect their lives, their communities, their voice, where they live.

Nor are voting machines immune to clever frauds.

More companies are now acting fraudulently, with more complex and clever frauds against more people.

In high school, he wrote an essay determining that "clever frauds from Moses and Jesus to the Count of Saint Germain have already been exposed by the human spirit," and his opinion never much wavered.

He is either a stupid jerk, a not-too-clever fraud, or both".

The Securities Exchange Commission SECC) argues that Madoff kept few records and was clever at hiding the alleged fraud.

They introduced a new voting system that severely limits fraud, using a clever mix of high-tech and low-tech.

Clever statistical sleuthing by an anonymous fraud hunter in the United States appears to have led to the downfall of a marketing researcher at Erasmus University Rotterdam in the Netherlands.

When most people think of mortgage fraud, they think of a clever borrower conning an unwitting banker into extending him a loan he cannot afford.

There is one man clever enough to imbue such a real-estate fraud with farce and zingy one-liners: Charles Busch.