Sentence examples for deceptive junk from inspiring English sources

Deceptive junk e-mail is also illegal".

[A1.] Marketer Settles Spam Suit Eliot Spitzer, the New York attorney general, said he reached a settlement with Scott Richter, left, a prominent Internet marketer whom Mr. Spitzer accused in December of sending deceptive junk e-mail messages, or spam.

There are laws in the U.S. around child labor, and child actors in particular, but YouTube has continually danced around that line, as it's "not really TV" – and that means it doesn't have to play by TV's rules regarding deceptive ads, junk food ads, and more.

As I've been writing about, the opposition has waged a deceptive and ugly campaign, fueled by more than $45 million, mostly from the leading biotech, pesticide, and junk food companies.

The edges of the stage are filled with junk, as if reflecting the chaos of Stuart's life, and the production itself boasts a deceptive messiness.

Federal authorities have stepped up their efforts to crack down on junk e-mail messages, or spam, since Congress passed a law last December criminalizing fraudulent and deceptive e-mail practices.

For the purposes of the study, researchers defined "junk news sources" as those that didn't abide by basic journalistic practices and that "deliberately publish misleading, deceptive or incorrect information purporting to be real news".

And deceptive.

"Not junk like heroin, junk like junk.

Junk! Clunker!

Junk in, junk out.