Sentence examples for considerable wrongdoing from inspiring English sources
As one of Brecht's characters famously said in The Threepenny Opera: "What is robbing a bank compared to founding one?" The leaked files, as the bank now concedes, reveal considerable wrongdoing.
She denies any wrongdoing.
They say fines - usually about £150 per breach - are an "inadequate" deterrent when the financial rewards for wrongdoing can be considerable.
"He went to some considerable lengths to try and hide his wrongdoing.
The two women among my interviewees who chose abortion did so with considerable ambivalence and, later, strong feelings of wrongdoing.
Although neither FrontPoint nor its managers were accused of wrongdoing, the whiff of the scandal created considerable turmoil for the firm as investors fled.
Commanders have considerable discretion in how they deal with those accused of wrongdoing.
But it is worth toting up the considerable cost to democracy wrought by Mr. Obama's insistence on suppressing evidence of wrongdoing.
Gibbs has denied wrongdoing.
But Jan denied any wrongdoing.
