Sentence examples for continue to cheat from inspiring English sources

On my visit to Pine Ridge, I saw how we continue to cheat them.

In fact, she said, "I would expect them to continue to cheat, because they're in a really bad place".

Dick Pound, head of the World Anti-Doping Agency, said last week by telephone that cycling is at a breaking point and should enlist the help of governments and law enforcement to catch those athletes who continue to cheat.

All a person needs to do if he or she gets bad ratings on an Internet auction or swap site is to sign on as a different member and continue to cheat other members.

And if players are going to continue to cheat each other, there are going to be more and more reviews and more bad decisions.

We are told that, while the situation has undoubtedly improved, a culture of doping continues to exist in the sport and "a number" of riders "continue to cheat".

They appear to be sending signals that they are on to election forensics researchers — while continuing to cheat, obviously, right in front of us.

The film centres on a womanizing doctor (played by Daniel Day-Lewis) who continues to cheat after getting married; Juliette Binoche and Lena Olin gave notable turns as the wife and mistress, respectively.

In the 2014 email, Mr. Powell, though offering no independent knowledge, alluded in graphic language to coverage in The New York Post suggesting that Bill Clinton had continued to cheat on his wife.

Yet South Korea and Japan also know they cannot get far in their own relations with North Korea without America's backing, and Mr Bush will be looking for their diplomatic support in persuading North Korea that further aid and investment will not be forthcoming if it continues to cheat on its agreements.

None of this, though, cut much ice with the non-American sports commentators who, if not openly accusing him of continuing to cheat, derided his claims that the lifetime-best performances he has recently been achieving at the ripe age of 33 were simply the result of his not being  allowed to compete when younger.