Sentence examples for could be fraudulent from inspiring English sources

There are concerns that this information could be fraudulent or inaccurate due to its subjective nature.

More ominous for Goldman and Mr. Blankfein is Judge Crotty's determination that the statements about Goldman's ethical standards could be fraudulent.

During both Congressional hearings, Stumpf kept repeating that the firings totaled only 1% of headcount per year, and that only 1.9% of deposit accounts could be fraudulent.

A JustGiving spokesman said there was "no way the page could be fraudulent" because any money raised would have gone to the charity, rather than the individual who had set up the page.

Many are soliciting and some could be fraudulent identities which I'm cautious about.

It says there is a risk that hundreds of millions of dollars in claims payments could be fraudulent.

They pooled their pocket money in order to spend a few truant hours in a chat room, impersonating people much older than themselves and carrying on affairs with other human beings who could be equally fraudulent.

And yet nothing could be more fraudulent than the idea of a homogeneous oeuvre with a single name attached to it.

"Some of what the lenders are submitting in court is incompetent, some is just sloppy," said Judge McGrady of the Sixth Judicial Circuit in Clearwater, Fla ."And somewhere in there could be a fraudulent element".

It is estimated that as many as five thousand of Meinertzhagen's skins could turn out to be fraudulent.

"Generally it is not made clear that if a claim is found to be fraudulent the individual could have a criminal record.